Codes of the Lone Wolf's Philosophy: Friendship

Friend (noun): a person you know well and regard with affection and trust.
Friendship (noun): a person with whom one has a bond of mutual affection, typically one exclusive of sexual or family relations.



The Code of Friendship is one of the most positive traits of a Lone Wolf practitioner. Even though a Lone Wolf basically lives a solitary lifestyle, a Lone Wolf does find time to meet and hang out with friends. Interaction with friends is a basic needs of any Lone Wolf practitioner. Without friends, the Lone Wolf would not be able to maintain their social sanity while wandering through their daily jungle of life. And, the Lone Wolf works extremely well when placed with a group of friends to complete an assigned task or to participate in a fun competitive activity. Because of friends, a Lone Wolf will always be able to go through life knowing someone out in the world will be able to come to their aide if ever needed. With this knowledge, a person's friendship has been already earned with a Lone Wolf. The more a friend is honest and becomes reliable to a Lone Wolf, the more a Lone Wolf learn to trust and become very reliable to that same friend.

A true friend accepts a Lone Wolf as he or she is. Meaning, a true friend comes to realize that a Lone Wolf is at their best without having to conform to any one's strict ideals about friendship. Such ideals is as constricting to a Lone Wolf as humanitarian trying to domesticate a natural wild animal. Trust without boundaries and good faith goes hand and hand with a Lone Wolf and their friends. Let it be known that a Lone Wolf does not hesitate to break ties with a friend that have tendencies to intentionally ans knowingly break the law, use illegal drugs, or constantly disrespect them or anyone else for no good reason. The Lone Wolf is not perfect. So, the Lone Wolf understands that people do make mistakes from time to time.

But, some mistakes cannot be condoned by the Lone Wolf. One such mistake is when one friend threatens or injures a Lone Wolf, or their friends or family members. This is one wrongful act that will not be tolerated by a Lone Wolf, no matter how long they have been friends together. Such negativity is not the way of the Lone Wolf. And, if any friend steals or intentionally deceives a Lone Wolf is immediately ran off from his pack of close friends. Once a person is no longer a friend of the Lone Wolf, there is not coming back to the fold. With this fact, a Lone Wolf must constantly attempt to live by example to their friends. And, a Lone wolf must not be afraid to try to aide as a voice of reasoning whenever circumstances may information or advice to be dispensed to their friend, whether the friend uses it or not.

Overall, The Code of Friendship is held most highest to a Lone Wolf's existence. It is not a code that the Lone Wolf attempts to not take for granted with their friends. And, the code helps the Lone Wolf to remain "real" with their friends. When it comes to a Lone Wolf, it is never too late to make friends and network. Yet, when it comes to their friends, the Lone Wolf ultimately knows that no friendship is worth loosing their own identity over them, wrongfully disrespecting another friend or family member over them, loosing their job over them, becoming financially ruined over them, or going to jail over them. This is the Code of Friendship of the Lone Wolf's philosophy.