Question:“On making friends”
On making friends
Friends are not found. They form between people who do the same thing together several times. Someone you click with on the first meeting is rare; someone you have met six times is usually a friend.
Take one thing you do alone and do it among people. Go to the same place at the same hour four times. On the fourth, ask a name. On the fifth, greet them first. The sixth takes care of itself.
On his first journey, Telemachus met Peisistratus, the son of Nestor, and rode with him in one chariot all the way to Sparta. Friends are made not at the destination but on the same road.