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Well, tThis issue is so interesting, and it seems good to discuss. This issue is so interesting, and it seems good to discuss.

Well, this issue is sovery interesting, and it seems good to discuss. Well, this issue is very interesting, and it seems good to discuss.

Well, tThis issue is so interesting, and it seems good to discuss. This issue is so interesting, and it seems good to discuss.

My friends always say that I am an outgoing person who is always improving,just like my friends always say. My friends always say that I am an outgoing person who is always improving.

„Just like“ isn’t necessary here. You could just say „I am an outgoing person who is always improving, my friends say“, but that‘s less common than putting „my friends say that…“ first

I am an outgoing person who is always improving,just like my friends always say. I am an outgoing person who is always improving, like my friends always say.

I am an outgoing person who always improving,tries to improve myself, just like my friends always say. I am an outgoing person who always tries to improve myself, just like my friends always say.

That is why they like chatting and playing with me. That is why they like chatting and playing with me.

That is why they like chatting and playing with me. That is why they like chatting and playing with me.

That is why they like chatting and playingspending time with me. That is why they like chatting and spending time with me.

However, there are both advantages and disadvantage ares two sides of the same cointhis. However, there are both advantages and disadvantages to this.

This phrasing sounds more natural than what you originally had.

However, advantages and disadvantages are two sides of the same coin. However, advantages and disadvantages are two sides of the same coin.

However,advantage and disadvantag there are two sides of the sameto every coin. However, there are two sides to every coin.

Or: “However, there are advantages and disadvantages.” The original sentence is repetitive.

Someone who used to be my close friend has major personality problems . Someone who used to be my close friend has major personality problems.

Someone who used to be my close friend has major personality problems . Someone who used to be my close friend has major personality problems.

Someone who used to be my close friend has major personality problems . Someone who used to be my close friend has major personality problems.

She always wants to turn friendship into love. She always wants to turn friendship into love.

She always wants to turn friendship to love. and this bothers me. She always wants to turn friendship to love and this bothers me.

Well,I mind it.I’m not okay with this, I’m not okay with this,

„I mind it“ actually isn’t as common of a phrase as „I don’t mind it“, so it might be better to use something like „I’m not okay with this“ or „this is not okay with me“ „Well“ also isn’t necessary here. I wish I had a good explanation for this, but I‘m actually not sure why this is. Sorry!

Well,I mind it it bothers me. Well, it bothers me.

"I mind" in this context is rarely used except when negated as "I don't mind"

Well,I mind it.

Sso I kicked her out of my life. so I kicked her out of my life.

„So“ usually isn’t used to start a sentence, so you should combine this and the previous sentence with a comma.

I really hate those people who konwingdo things they know their friends do not like but still do it. I really hate people who do things they know their friends do not like.

I really hate those people who konwingnow friends do not like something but still do it. I really hate those people who know friends do not like something but still do it.

I really hate (those) people who konwingnow when friends do not like them doing something, but still do it. I really hate (those) people who know when friends do not like them doing something, but still do it.

Anyway, I get morehave other great friends in my life, and I never mind somealways welcome anyone who wants to makbe friends with me, as long as he or she is the right one. Anyway, I have other great friends in my life, and I always welcome anyone who wants to be friends with me as long as he or she is the right one.

You could use either what I replaced „I never mind someone…“ with, or you could say „I never mind when someone wants to be friends with me/be my friend. Either would make sense. “The right one” isn’t very clear phrasing. Maybe you could say something like “as long as he or she is a good friend”, if that’s what you mean.

Anyway, I gethave more great friends in my life, and I never mind someone who want to make friends with me, as long as he or she is the right one. Anyway, I have more great friends in my life, and I never mind someone who want to make friends with me, as long as he or she is the right one.

Anyway, I getam making more great friends in my life, and I never mind if someone who wants to makbe friends with me, as long as he or she is the right one. Anyway, I am making more great friends in my life, and I never mind if someone wants to be friends with me, as long as he or she is the right one.

I don’t understand what you mean by “…I get more great friends in my life …”

Wishing all true friendships a long lifetime！:) Wishing all true friendships a long lifetime！:)

“I wish all true friendships…” would be more correct, but “wishing all true friendships…” is fine as a sort of “sign off”, like how you seem to be using it here

Wishing alleveryone true friendships for a lifetime！:) Wishing everyone true friendships for a lifetime！:)

Wishing all true friendships last a lifetime！:) Wishing all true friendships last a lifetime！:)