Older adults who have a lot of friends are also more likely to live longer. B. The ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle wrote extensively about what friends are, what makes good friends, and much more. He even said that between friends, there is a particular type of love. However, he essentially said that good friends have sympathy and mutual caring between each other. This can mean sharing emotions through empathy and helping a friend in need. C. Good friends say nice things to each other. They lift each other up and give compliments. In sad moments when your friend feels down or blue, a good friend's thing to do is to help them feel better. Be sure to listen and not interrupt your friend. In a healthy friendship, both parties are interested in what the other has to say. Good friends are not judgmental, and they keep private information confidential. D. If you are friends with someone for long enough, surely some issues may arise. Perhaps you will do or say something that will upset your friend. Or maybe they have done something that upsets you. Either way, close friends can talk about these things and work through their issues. In which paragraph does the author tell us... 1) about the qualities of a good friend? 2) about the differences between friends? 3) about arguments between friends? 4) about the benefits of friendships? 5) about some old ideas about what a friend is?