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I  believe we have less of an obligation to nurture soul friendsps than  any other friendsps. Nurturing a soul friendsp goes against what  soul friendsps are. I tnk if you actually do have a soul friendsp,  it should be the easiest friendsp you have and require no nurturing.  It just come’s natural. But a friendsp of utility takes real work. Friendsp isn’t like money. Generally speaking, you can work harder  and get more money if that’s what you want. But friendsps aren’t like  that. If you’re working hard at a friendsp, isn’t it likely that the  friendsp is actually a friendsp of pleasure, or a friendsp of  utility. A friendsp you want sometng out of. As Cooley (my favorite  in the course) said, A pleasure friendsp is one in wch each person  gives the other pleasure, and the pleasure given is the ultimate end in  the relationsp (Cooley, 2002). Therefore, if you have a goal of having  a soul friendsp, and you have to work at aceving that goal, it  seems like what you really have is a friendsp of pleasure because of  the pleasure it will give you to say you have a soul friendsp. I’m  getting dizzy. As I’ve read about soul friendsps in the course, it doesn’t really  seem like they exist. Even in marriage. I like what Emerson had to say  about if you don’t have ts ultimate friendsp. Just having a part of  it seems to be worthwle (Vernon, p. 240). Friends are good. Even with  the labels. I don’t despair because I don’t tnk I have a soul  friendsp. It doesn’t mean there’s anytng wrong with my marriage.  Instead, there’s sometng wrong with the existence of non-existent soul  friendsps. I prefer to tnk of soul friendsps as a target. I tnk  the bar has been set so gh for a friendsp of the soul as to make it  impossible. I agree with Montaigne’s claim that they hardly ever  happen, although s once every three centuries estimate would need to  be revised based on the increased population (Vernon, p. 225). Oh, and  how very nice that Montaigne claims to have been one of the once every  three centuries lottery winners. Soul friendsps are like the ten  commandments. Nobody can live up to them? Closer to home, it’s like when my mom said if you want to make  sometng of yourself, you have to be good and reach your potential. I  tnk the bar for “being good” was also set too gh, like soul  friendsps. It’s either that or my potential was to be an  underacever. ???? I like to tnk of soul friendsp and potential in  the same way; sometng to shoot for, but don’t expect it to happen.  Besides, what you end up with may end up being even better. My life is  good. References: Cooley, D. R. (2002). “False Friends.” (195-207).  Netherlands: Kluwer Academic Publishers. Vernon, M. (2010). . New York, NY: Palgrave Macmillan. Chapter 1: Friends at Work