I’m feeling unusually tired today, and honestly, I have no idea how to begin this blog post. So, I’ll just start with a question: Do you have friends? The kind you truly know? And if you had to choose, would you rather keep a small, close-knit circle—or be part of a bigger, wider one? As for me, yes, I do have friends—though not as many as others. And it’s true: as you get older, you tend to prefer a smaller circle, one where you feel aligned in values and life goals. Over time, I’ve outgrown some friendships, and I’ve come to accept that—it’s just part of life. There are also friends I’ve gotten to know more deeply along the way, and that kind of growth feels just as natural. My advice to the young ones: enjoy the stage of life where you meet all kinds of people. Some will become true friends, while others might remain just acquaintances. Don’t feel pressured to please everyone just to make friends—let connections grow naturally and authentically. Talking about...