Definition of Friendship Contract

Friendship is a close emotional relationship between two people. It is a mutual feeling of empathy, affection and I respect. The concept of friendship is universal and is used by all cultures. In each age, friendship has had its peculiarities, although the general concept remains unchanged.

For the Greeks of the ancient world, friendship was only between men, since there was a feeling of union between them in the moments before the battle. Each era has incorporated some nuance to this concept. For example, in the Middle Ages friendship between two people from a different social class. Even today there is still a debate: Is friendship between a man and a woman possible?

Being a feeling, friendship does not properly have a document that proves it (as does the property relationship, for example). And precisely because this document does not exist, some friends create it as a pact. It is a document that does not claim to have legal validity, it is simply a way of expressing affection and commitment. Friends who agree to a contract, develop a series of shared agreements, and finally sign the document to reinforce their good intentions.

It is a contract closely related to the world Teen, a period in which passions are more intense and everything is lived with great emotion. The main idea of a friendship contract is to express the loyalty of the two friends, implying that it is a deep and true feeling.

There is another meaning of the Friendship Contract is the one used in the strategy commercial of some brands to retain their customers. Through it, a brand tries to link the possible client, so that it enjoys a series of advantages. This modality is typical of the entities that are dedicated to promoting sentimental relationships, expanding the circle of friends and create bonds between them.

Friendship contracts in any of their forms can be renewed on a certain date, thus manifesting that the original will is intended to be maintained.