Which one means most to u, love, friend or family?

[Mr.Turtle]

I think friendship is more important than love and family is always the most precious.

[gobo]

Friendship is love, G.

[Jester]

I think friendship is just more important.

The best kind of love often spawns from friendship.

The glasses my wife and i used at our wedding reception said: "Today I marry my best friend."

Heck, my grandpa wrote my grandma a lovely love song and the last line of the chorus is: "You've always been my best friend and a wonderful wife, too."

[Ninjinister]

Friendship is also known as platonic love. But we all know what you meant.

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[Powder]

Thread title: 2 choices
Thread poll: 4 choices

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Obviously most people will take their family over any other (provided they're close).

Between love interests/friends I have to go with friends. Friends can become love interests, plus there is typically less drama.

[Katie]

There's more drama with my friends and family than with my boyfriend. That's usually what draws me to a guy. No drama.

Anyway:

Family and boyfriend are equal to me
Then friends

It's all love....just different degrees of it

[triplexxx]

To me family always meant: everyone related by blood/law/friendship through any and all direct/indirect connections.
I believe friendship and love are inclusive in the word family.

[XERO]

I love all my friends, even you guys here.

It's kinda sad that my family aren't as close as we should be. As Katie said, too much drama and bad grudges keep us constantly bickering. :ohwell:

[Hannah]

Love!

"Love is everything it's cracked up to be… It really is worth fighting for, being brave for, risking everything for."

[The Stryker]

Know what brings all of those to the table? Money.

I choose money. Lots of it.

[Jephael]

I went with friendship, because there's something special about having good friends in your life!

[Ninja Turtles 25 Years]

I would have to say family, because my dad agreed to allow me to live with him until I find a job where I can support myself. My mother may have walked out on mine and my dad's life when I was very late age 10 (1993), but she feels so guilty about not being there for me during the toughest parts of my teen/twenties years, that she gave me a side job working for their private contracting business during the hot months. She paid me like $580 last July to paint their attic bedroom my sister will be moving into. And $580 is a good edition to paying off those evil charge cards, so I can rid myself of them once and for all-- at least until they learn to behave themselves and admit they were part responsible for the 2008 economic crash.

As far as friendship goes, I have one left over from the last house I lived in and I have to say the guy drives me nuts. He's not a bad person or a troublemaker, he just has a hard time listening and following through with plans he makes for us and I'm the one waiting long hours for him to show up with the times he schedules. Take last September when we went to see Resident Evil Afterlife at the theaters; the movie was set for 12:00 noon, and he didn't show up until 4:00 PM and on top of that he keeps his phone off so I can't get a better understanding to what is going on.

So I would have to say my dad and my mother are more important to me. I mean without them I would of been dead (cold and starving and filthy) years ago.