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　　The most important thing about friendship is that you feel good around the other person. A good friend is someone you feel completely comfortable around; someone you can trust and relate to. I therefore disagree that two people could become good friends even if one had more money than the other because financial differences would inevitably create some tension or uneasiness between the two people. This would probably not go so far as to prevent them from becoming friends, but it would prevent them from becoming good friends.

　　First of all, tensions, whether big or small, would inevitably arise between friends from different financial backgrounds. If you had less money than your friend you might feel envious of what they had and feel inferior because your friend was more successful than you. This might affect your self esteem. On the other hand, if you had more money than your friend you would worry about upsetting or offending them by speaking about a new expensive purchase or a promotion with a higher salary. It would also restrict the activities you were able to do together. For example, if you had a high salary you may be used to a lifestyle where travelling and eating at expensive restaurants was the norm, but if you had a friend that couldn’t afford to do these things this could be restricting and maybe even frustrating. These kinds of feelings wouldn’t allow either to feel completely comfortable around the other and might prevent them from feeling good in the others presence. It would consequently become an obstacle to the two becoming good friends.

　　Overall, money is very important in modern society. It becomes a part of who we are in terms of the hobbies we enjoy, the places we like to eat or the things we buy. A friend that couldn’t share your hobbies, relate to your lifestyle or sympathise with your problems would be an unlikely friend as neither would feel completely comfortable in the other’s company. It is therefore impossible for two such people to become good friends.