Torah Values on Friendship – CLICK TO COMMENT
By Abie Shamah A good friend is someone who promises not to tell Loshon Hara and keeps it. If you do something embarrassing, he won’t tell anyone.
This story was published in the Bar Mitzvah Magazine
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That is a good lesson and they wouldn’t say l”h and tell your secret
you should be a good freind
you should be a good freind and dont tell on others
A true friend can stand up for you
i learned that if you dont say lashon hara nobody would tell on you and you wont be embaressed
If you are a true friend you will not embarrass you real friend
I learned what true friends are
i learned that if you say lashon hara you aren’t a real friend
i learned how to find out who is a good friend and who to trust
A true friend always keeps his promises.
So smart abie!! I agree!!!
A real friend never embarrasses you!
Great lesson I leaned so mich
A true friend will always stick up for you.
You are the best brother. I know I can always trust you.
You are a true example of a good friend
Its an amazing life lesson, all in one sentence.
Very well said and true !!
Lashing hara is such a hard thing to really not do
True friends always look out for eAchother
Right!
Being a good friend to one person will lead them to be a good friend to others.
A true friend is hard to find.
a true friend will be sad or hurt if their friend is sad or hurt because he or she was embarrassed.
A true friend would never want to see their friend hurt with embarrassment.
True friends don’t feel the need to speak LH in order to bring themselves up.
So true!
Only true friends don’t say LH about you.