1. If we are friends, we must love each other; if we are lovers, we may not always be in harmony. So friendship always brings happiness to people, but love often brings pain.

From: [Ancient Rome] Seneca: "Letters to Lucius"

Introduction: Lucius Annaeus Seneca (approximately 4 BC - 65 BC) ), ancient Roman statesman, Stoic philosopher, tragedy writer, orator.

2. Friendship is a noble name and a refined love.

From: [UK] Mori Livra: "The Stolen Daughter"

3. If there is no friendship and love on the road of life, God knows, it will be a mess Pitch black.

From: [UK] Moore: "Ah, Don't Think"

Introduction: George Edward Moore, OM (or G. E. Moore, November 4, 1873 - 1958 October 24, 2011), a British philosopher who belongs to the school of analytical philosophy and whose main contribution is ethics.

4. True love is very rare, and true friendship is even rarer.

From: [France] La Rochefoucauld: "Proverbs"

Introduction: Fran?ois de La Rochefoucauld, writer, September 1613 Born on the 15th in Paris, France, he is a descendant of one of the oldest families in France (some people believe that this family is related to the French king who reigned in 420).

5. Friendship is the same as love. You will only feel happy if you live among friends with whom you can get along naturally without pretense or lies.

From: [France] Mauroa: "The Art of Living"