Legit Friends

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Before I begin, Happy New Year y'all; hope you enjoyed 2018 and ready to get to all the opportunities 2019 has to offer.

As the year begins, I'd like you guys to cancel out all fake friends.
All those Fairweather friends who are never there when you're in need of them.
The friends you never find when you're struggling but always show up when your blessings are flowing.
Find out those who love you. Those who have been with you  since day one. Those who have been with you through thick and thin and are still holding on to you.

Know those who would criticize you when you're wrong and pull you back onto the right path, those who would go through hell for you and never let go off them.
Because it is difficult to find legit friends. Real friendships require lots of work to keep, a sack of patience to maintain and loads of love to make it last forever.

This world is an illusion. Lies and fakes make its foundation. Trust the Lord for wisdom to be able to decipher the real and true, from the fake and deceptive.Keep your eyes peeled and your ears on the ground, because the hypocrites will start to surround when they realize how amazing and special you are. Happy new year and enjoy 2019.

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