the best of friends must part (ways|)
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used to encourage people to appreciate their friendships while recognizing the inevitability of change and separation, as any friendship may come to an end due to various circumstances
The proverb "the best of friends must part" is believed to have roots in both ancient and European folk wisdom. This proverb serves as a reminder to cherish the time spent with loved ones, while also accepting that relationships can evolve and sometimes come to an end. It encourages resilience and understanding when facing the natural transitions in life.
- Sarah and Emily have been inseparable since they were kids, but now that Sarah is moving across the country for college, they both know that even the best of friends must part.