Cuántas veces he escrito que aquí en hive encontré un millón de amigos, así como la canción, me encanta hacer amigos. No es normal indicar que solo tienes amigos en Hive, en la variedad de la sociedad esta el sabor. Aunque creo que el tema en si no es la cantidad de amigos, sino los amigos que te visitan y dan apoyo a diario.
Gracias a la tecnología logro mantener el contacto con compañeros de la escuela, haciendo reencuentros y eso es muy sano debo admitirlo. Es así como me emociono cada vez que logro estar presente en algún encuentro de amigos de Hive. Debo admitir que Hive se ha vuelto parte de mi día a día y que dependo de su lectura y voto.
Ya los estudios y las experiencias de las sociedades humanas relatan la necesidad de estar acompañados y ayudarnos entre si. La verdad es que quedamos a merced de la bondad, lectura de otros y su voto, simplemente tenemos que ganarlos a punta de letras e imágenes. Concuerdo que en #Hive necesitamos ser vistos, leídos y apoyados.
En los actuales días la baja en las criptomonedas nos hacen notar la ausencia y el desgano de algunos participantes. Es allí cuando mi experiencia en este campo me ha enseñado cuando baja se compra y cuando sube se aprovecha.
Tal vez esta idea también sirva para conseguir muchos nuevos amigos en #hive, cuando los vemos tristes y sin ánimo, los convencemos de seguir adelante.
Sin duda cuando leemos a otros, ya sea un post o un comentario, eso estimula nuestra creación de contenido, ya sea por expresar nuestra propia idea o investigar más sobre el tema en cuestión.
Yo estoy muy contenta porque sigo ampliando mi número de amigos Hive en muchos lugares del mundo. Y cada vez que puedo recibo a los nuevos participantes animándolos a encontrar su mejor comunidad y a divertirse como premisa más importante.
He estado en varios proyectos donde la idea es contar con un grupo de amigos en común donde leer, comentar y votar esta dentro de las posibilidades. Eso puede garantizar que nadie se quede en sus post sin un comentario de apoyo. Esto se llama **apoyo mutuo.**
Contamos con una variedad de estilos y de amigos que nos brindan sus mejores letras, algunos con temas bastante extensos que requieren detenernos a leer y hasta de entender lo que trata de enseñarnos, tenemos amigos con literatura que nos sorprende, tenemos amigos con historias cortas que nos dejan enseñanza y hasta los que nos cuentan sobre lo que ven en el cine y la televisión. Tenemos amigos que paseamos con ellos en las ciudades que visitan y en maravilloso poder estar de la mano con ellos.
Aunque los números no dicen cuantos amigos tenemos, estoy consciente que somos ejemplo para otros y al mismo tiempo su amistad se vuelve valiosa señal de que estamos aportando y que somos importantes en la vida de otros Hivers, como así me lo han comentado.
No quiero parecer una interesada, ni desagradecida, pero puedo ver que recibo apoyo bastante generoso en ciertas comunidades, eso a veces me hace detenerme a pensar si es que lo hago mejor en una comunidad o en la otra. La realidad y el análisis es el apoyo que reciben algunas comunidades y si lo hacemos bien seremos recompensados. Y otros lo verán animándose a participar.
Tengo una lista larga de amigos que me encantaría confirmar e invitar en este millón de amigos en hive, pero la realidad es que mi portada dice **3.360 seguidores** y **8.829 siguiendo**. Allí hay un desequilibrio entre los seguidores y los que yo sigo.
**¿Escribo para mi o para otros?** Qué interesante pregunta. Cuando me siento cada mañana a escribir lo hago simplemente por mi, por esa necesidad de comunicar lo que siento de algún tema. Voy aportando partículas de mi mente y partes de mi alma. Pero cuando voy terminando de escribir las últimas líneas casi siempre; van alentando al lector a dar lo mejor de si.
Visitando a los amigos siempre activos y constantes, solo tengo que visitar los comentarios para saber quienes están, perdonen el abuso por etiquetarlos @issymarie2, @amigoponc, @germanandradeg, @pedrobrito2004, @osomar357, @lanzjoseg, @enraizar, @mafalda2018, @dorytagil2022, @blanca56, @purrix, @roswelborges. Estoy segura que se me quedan unos cuantos sin nombrar, así que me excusan por favor. Solo puedo agradecerles su presencia constante y apoyo. Pertenecen al millón de amigos de mi vida.
Les comparto el enlace del post en esta dinámica tan interesante que nos propone el columnista @emiliorios en la comunidad de HolosLotus [¡Busca, Apoya y Destaca! - Haciendo más Amigos en #Hive - Es la Iniciativa Número 22 de Séptimo Día (ES/EN)](https://hive.blog/hive-131951/@emiliorios/busca-apoya-y-destaca-haciendo-mas-amigos-en-hive-es-la-iniciativa-numero-22-de-septimo-dia-esen)
**English**  How many times have I written that I've found a million friends here on Hive, just like the song says, I love making friends. It's not normal to say you only have friends on Hive; the variety of society is what makes it special. Although I think the real issue isn't the number of friends, but the friends who visit and support you daily. Thanks to technology, I can stay in touch with schoolmates, having reunions, and that's very healthy, I must admit. That's why I get so excited every time I manage to be present at a Hive friends gathering. I must admit that Hive has become part of my daily life and that I depend on its readership and votes. Studies and experiences of human societies already demonstrate the need to be together and help each other. The truth is, we are at the mercy of the kindness, readership, and votes of others; we simply have to win them over with words and images. I agree that on #Hive we need to be seen, read, and supported. These days, the decline in cryptocurrency prices makes us notice the absence and apathy of some participants. That's where my experience in this field has taught me: buy when it goes down and take advantage when it goes up. Perhaps this idea can also help us make many new friends on #hive. When we see them sad and unmotivated, we can encourage them to keep going. Undoubtedly, when we read others, whether it's a post or a comment, it stimulates our own content creation, whether by expressing our own ideas or researching the topic further.  I'm very happy because I continue to expand my Hive friends network in many parts of the world. And whenever I can, I welcome new members, encouraging them to find their best community and to have fun as the most important thing. I've been involved in several projects where the idea is to have a group of mutual friends where reading, commenting, and voting are all possible. This ensures that no one's posts go unsupported. This is called **mutual support.** We have a variety of styles and friends who share their best writing with us. Some write quite extensive pieces that require us to stop and read, even to understand what they're trying to teach us. We have friends with literature that surprises us, friends with short stories that teach us valuable lessons, and even those who tell us about what they see in movies and on television. We have friends we travel with in the cities they visit, and it's wonderful to be able to walk hand in hand with them.  Although numbers don't tell us how many friends we have, I am aware that we are an example to others and at the same time their friendship becomes a valuable sign that we are contributing and that we are important in the lives of other Hivers, as they have told me.  I don't want to seem self-serving or ungrateful, but I can see that I receive quite generous support in certain communities, and that sometimes makes me wonder if I'm doing better in one community or another. The reality is that some communities receive a lot of support, and if we do things well, we'll be rewarded. And others will see that and be encouraged to participate. I have a long list of friends I'd love to confirm and invite to this million-friends group on Hive, but the reality is that my profile picture says **3,360 followers** and **8,829 following**. There's an imbalance there between the number of followers and the number I follow. **Do I write for myself or for others?** What an interesting question. When I sit down to write each morning, I do it simply for myself, out of that need to communicate what I feel about a particular topic. I contribute fragments of my mind and pieces of my soul. But as I finish writing the last lines, they almost always encourage the reader to give their best. Visiting my always active and constant friends, I only have to check the comments to see who's there. Please forgive me for tagging you all: @issymarie2, @amigoponc, @germanandradeg, @pedrobrito2004, @osomar357, @lanzjoseg, @enraizar, @mafalda2018, @dorytagil2022, @blanca56, @purrix, @roswelborges. I'm sure I'm forgetting a few, so please excuse me. I can only thank you for your constant presence and support. You belong to the million friends of my life. I'm sharing the link to the post about this interesting initiative proposed by columnist @emiliorios in the HolosLotus community [Search, Support, and Highlight! - Making More Friends on #Hive - It's Seventh Day's 22nd Initiative (ES/EN)](https://hive.blog/hive-131951/@emiliorios/busca-apoya-y-destaca-haciendo-mas-amigos-en-hive-es-la-iniciativa-numero-22-de-septimo-dia-esen)   Fotos con fuente identificadas Movíl Xiaomi 12T Pro Traducido con google (versión gratuita)
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**English**  How many times have I written that I've found a million friends here on Hive, just like the song says, I love making friends. It's not normal to say you only have friends on Hive; the variety of society is what makes it special. Although I think the real issue isn't the number of friends, but the friends who visit and support you daily. Thanks to technology, I can stay in touch with schoolmates, having reunions, and that's very healthy, I must admit. That's why I get so excited every time I manage to be present at a Hive friends gathering. I must admit that Hive has become part of my daily life and that I depend on its readership and votes. Studies and experiences of human societies already demonstrate the need to be together and help each other. The truth is, we are at the mercy of the kindness, readership, and votes of others; we simply have to win them over with words and images. I agree that on #Hive we need to be seen, read, and supported. These days, the decline in cryptocurrency prices makes us notice the absence and apathy of some participants. That's where my experience in this field has taught me: buy when it goes down and take advantage when it goes up. Perhaps this idea can also help us make many new friends on #hive. When we see them sad and unmotivated, we can encourage them to keep going. Undoubtedly, when we read others, whether it's a post or a comment, it stimulates our own content creation, whether by expressing our own ideas or researching the topic further.  I'm very happy because I continue to expand my Hive friends network in many parts of the world. And whenever I can, I welcome new members, encouraging them to find their best community and to have fun as the most important thing. I've been involved in several projects where the idea is to have a group of mutual friends where reading, commenting, and voting are all possible. This ensures that no one's posts go unsupported. This is called **mutual support.** We have a variety of styles and friends who share their best writing with us. Some write quite extensive pieces that require us to stop and read, even to understand what they're trying to teach us. We have friends with literature that surprises us, friends with short stories that teach us valuable lessons, and even those who tell us about what they see in movies and on television. We have friends we travel with in the cities they visit, and it's wonderful to be able to walk hand in hand with them.  Although numbers don't tell us how many friends we have, I am aware that we are an example to others and at the same time their friendship becomes a valuable sign that we are contributing and that we are important in the lives of other Hivers, as they have told me.  I don't want to seem self-serving or ungrateful, but I can see that I receive quite generous support in certain communities, and that sometimes makes me wonder if I'm doing better in one community or another. The reality is that some communities receive a lot of support, and if we do things well, we'll be rewarded. And others will see that and be encouraged to participate. I have a long list of friends I'd love to confirm and invite to this million-friends group on Hive, but the reality is that my profile picture says **3,360 followers** and **8,829 following**. There's an imbalance there between the number of followers and the number I follow. **Do I write for myself or for others?** What an interesting question. When I sit down to write each morning, I do it simply for myself, out of that need to communicate what I feel about a particular topic. I contribute fragments of my mind and pieces of my soul. But as I finish writing the last lines, they almost always encourage the reader to give their best. Visiting my always active and constant friends, I only have to check the comments to see who's there. Please forgive me for tagging you all: @issymarie2, @amigoponc, @germanandradeg, @pedrobrito2004, @osomar357, @lanzjoseg, @enraizar, @mafalda2018, @dorytagil2022, @blanca56, @purrix, @roswelborges. I'm sure I'm forgetting a few, so please excuse me. I can only thank you for your constant presence and support. You belong to the million friends of my life. I'm sharing the link to the post about this interesting initiative proposed by columnist @emiliorios in the HolosLotus community [Search, Support, and Highlight! - Making More Friends on #Hive - It's Seventh Day's 22nd Initiative (ES/EN)](https://hive.blog/hive-131951/@emiliorios/busca-apoya-y-destaca-haciendo-mas-amigos-en-hive-es-la-iniciativa-numero-22-de-septimo-dia-esen)   Fotos con fuente identificadas Movíl Xiaomi 12T Pro Traducido con google (versión gratuita)
Photos with source identified Mobile Xiaomi 12T Pro Translated with google (free version)