Friendship Changes During Transition

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The chapter explores how friendships change during periods of transition, such as moving to different cities, changing interests, and entering into new relationships. It discusses the emotions and challenges that arise, including feelings of isolation, fear of loneliness, and the natural process of losing and evolving friendships.

In our 20s there are four things we worry about more than anything else: love, money, the future, and our friendships. As we grow and change, the relationships around us will also naturally change and we may begin to notice how we are seeing our friends less and less, watching certain friendships fizzle out or completely outgrowing each other. It's not the same as it once was. This can cause a lot of panic. But underneath the fear of our changing friendships is a more primal fear of being alone.

In today's episode we break down the psychology behind our evolving friendships, the four types of friendship breakup, and how to adapt to these new kinds of relationship in our 20s, alongside the biggest friendship misconceptions that keep us in unfulfilling situations. All of that and more. Listen now!

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