Aristotle's Friendship
In Aristotle's writing, he lists three different types of friendship. The number of the different kinds of friendship is equivalent to the three distinct things that a person can enjoy. The three types of friendship are pleasureful friends, useful friends, and perfect friends. The first kind of friend, the pleasureful, is usually pursued by young people. That sort of friend is one who seeks thrills and may like to party, get drunk, or do drugs. Or he could be pleasureful in other ways, like participating in the same activities that his friend enjoys as well. He may also be the type of friend who finds himself in fights a lot, and that may talk back to authorities. He his pleasureful to his friends because they enjoy the excitement that comes