I just want to ask that I dont like some activities of my best friend , an I m afraid to tell her?

A friend is not just an acquaintance. We may have many acquaintances—neighbors, colleagues, and people we meet now and again. True friendship requires investment of time, energy, and emotional commitment. It is an honor to be someone’s friend. Friendship brings privileges, but it also involves responsibilities. Having good communication with our friends is a must. Such communication might be dictated partly by need. “If one of us has a problem,
It is imperative that you approach your friend and lay bare his or her fault. (Compare Matthew 18:15.) This will take courage and boldness on your part. Don’t be surprised, though, if you meet with some resistance, as it is a human tendency to make excuses. Be firm, but loving when explaining why you need to approach her. Choose a time when you are alone and having nice conversations.
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