It’s Not You: The Real Reason Adult Friendship Is So Hard & 3 Ways to Make It Easier
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Top Comments (10)
I love being alone. I have two friends in total I might see them every 3 to 6 months. I’m happy being alone and spending my time with my cats and horses. Spending too much time with people just burns me out and sends me into a crash which can take days to weeks to recover from.
I have no friends and I'm happy. They drained me with all their problems but no one would call me to find out if I was ok.
Quality over quantity of friendships is the way to go. Less drama and more peace. ❤
i lost all my friendship once my women friends started dating and once they were married, they prioritized their husband, family and his friends. the only time when they would contact me is to complain about their relationship and kids. the friendship changed and didn't give me back the energy and love i poured into them. women keep single friends at bay
This podcast affirmed me that I am not needy at all in my friendships. It's all about reciprocity. Thank you for this mel
I realize that I isolate or withdraw myself from a friendship or friends when there’s betrayal and or triangulation… and it a protective measure possibly from childhood trauma
I met one of my best friends when I was 19 years old in college. She really helped me to become the woman that I am today. I was in her wedding and our families did so much together. Twenty years later, she started to withdraw and stopped communicating altogether. I made significant efforts in trying to contact her to find out what’s wrong. Then, 10 years later she called me as if we can pick up where we left off. She never apologized for ghosting me and never was transparent with what happened. I realized that I was holding on to good memories and history. We stopped being friends a long time ago! I sincerely wish her well!
I can’t be jealous of my friends or anyone, because I always think that if they’re experiencing success or good things in life, it means it’s their time, and we should celebrate them. I’m genuinely happy for them. We all get our time; we just have to be patient. Even if things aren’t happening for me right now, I’m okay with that—because it’s my life. Jealousy and envy don’t bring anything positive or add value to our lives. This is what I teach my kids.
I never get the same genuine and kindness that I give. I'm done.
I am a man, and this has helped me to understand how to better show up in my friend's lives. Thank you so much.
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Top Comments (10)
I love being alone. I have two friends in total I might see them every 3 to 6 months. I’m happy being alone and spending my time with my cats and horses. Spending too much time with people just burns me out and sends me into a crash which can take days to weeks to recover from.
I have no friends and I'm happy. They drained me with all their problems but no one would call me to find out if I was ok.
Quality over quantity of friendships is the way to go. Less drama and more peace. ❤
i lost all my friendship once my women friends started dating and once they were married, they prioritized their husband, family and his friends. the only time when they would contact me is to complain about their relationship and kids. the friendship changed and didn't give me back the energy and love i poured into them. women keep single friends at bay
This podcast affirmed me that I am not needy at all in my friendships. It's all about reciprocity. Thank you for this mel
I realize that I isolate or withdraw myself from a friendship or friends when there’s betrayal and or triangulation… and it a protective measure possibly from childhood trauma
I met one of my best friends when I was 19 years old in college. She really helped me to become the woman that I am today. I was in her wedding and our families did so much together. Twenty years later, she started to withdraw and stopped communicating altogether. I made significant efforts in trying to contact her to find out what’s wrong. Then, 10 years later she called me as if we can pick up where we left off. She never apologized for ghosting me and never was transparent with what happened. I realized that I was holding on to good memories and history. We stopped being friends a long time ago! I sincerely wish her well!
I can’t be jealous of my friends or anyone, because I always think that if they’re experiencing success or good things in life, it means it’s their time, and we should celebrate them. I’m genuinely happy for them. We all get our time; we just have to be patient. Even if things aren’t happening for me right now, I’m okay with that—because it’s my life. Jealousy and envy don’t bring anything positive or add value to our lives. This is what I teach my kids.
I never get the same genuine and kindness that I give. I'm done.
I am a man, and this has helped me to understand how to better show up in my friend's lives. Thank you so much.