Sometimes the differences between two people make them closer. Like take for example my friend Paul and I are two completely different people. Yet we are close friends.From our appearances we are total opposites. He has blond hair and blue eyes. I have brown hair and brown eyes. I’m 6”ft tall and he’s about 5”6’ and skinny. I on the other hand just a with larger build. Once back in high school we lined up from smallest to largest and we wound up at opposite ends of the line. The way we dress is a lot different as well. He’s more of the (wana be) thug kind of guys. I’m just a little bit of every thing. I just wear what I like. Not what I’m supposed to like. For instance I might buy something from a store that he might not even look in because that’s just not his style. Regardless of what they might have insideOur personalities differ somewhat as well. I’m more loud and outspoken more outgoing. Paul’s more of that quite guy that every body wonders about. I’m the kind of person that likes to start the party. He’s the kind to sit on the side and see what happens. When we go out it ‘s usually me who is the first to go up to a young lady and embarrass him self. Our hobbies aren’t even on the same lines. I love cars and every thing about them. He makes music beats and that sort of stuff. But that’s okay because those are the kind of differences that makes us such good friends To get an idea of different we really are you would have to understand how we think, and act towards other people. I feel that Paul is more reasonable than me because I’m pretty thick headed. Like when one of us has an idea or solution that might not be so good. Paul’s usually the one to stop and listen. Not me on the other hand it’s my way or no way. So I think it’s safe to say that Paul is the reasonable one. But as far as commonsense g...
