Read the following text and use your own words to summarize it in a paragraph of 60-70 words. You MUST NOT copy or re-write the original. Friends and acquaintances are not the same. A friend is a person with whom one has a bond of mutual affection, typically one exclusive of sexual or family relations. Friends share secrets and honest feelings with each other, and when someone is in the company of their friends, they have the ability to be their true self. We call our friends when we need help, have happy news to share, or just want to connect and talk. Friends help each other to solve their problems. A true friend will advise and even argue with you if you are making a bad choice. He or she'll also try to take you back to the correct path. An acquaintance is someone you know and spend time with occasionally. For example, they are the people you see at work or at school, but never bother to see outside of those circumstances. Acquaintances may know some information about each other, and they may have long conversations, but they may not be very close. You don't usually ask for help from acquaintances whenever you are in trouble; it's your friends that you call first. You will seek help from acquaintances only if your friends are unable to offer.