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Aristotle distinguishes three kinds of friendship:
friendship for pleasure;
friendship with interest;
friendship of good people, just in virtue.

For Aristotle, the only true friendship is friendship virtuous. This searchable by everyone, even if everyone does not always met. May arise between two people of "the same virtues and distinguished philosopher of love in this love that creates dependence between individuals. Also, according to Aristotle, a virtuous friend (" true ") is the only one that allows a person to grow as a virtuous friend is actually a mirror in which it is possible to see as it is. This ideal location allows then to see the progress of their friends below, give them access to happiness, a concept discussed in the last book of the Nicomachean Ethics, for Aristotle, the most important.

Aristotle improve friendship (real) as pre-conditions necessary to achieve happiness.

The relationship of friendship is now generally defined as lasting sympathy between two people. Will appear including the discovery of proximity or general: public interest more, friendship is more likely to become stronger. Often involves sharing the values of public morals.

A friendly relationship can take various forms of mutual assistance, mutual listening, exchanging advice, support, through the sharing of recreation.
"[...] The love that unites and communicate what otherwise would never meet, communication is another love will never meet "Edgar Morin, in Volume 1 of" Method "(the nature of Nature, 1977).