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The Psychology of your 20s

74. Outgrowing friendships

Feb 23, 2023
34:11

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  • Outgrowing friendships is a natural part of growing up and discovering our true selves.
  • As we enter our 20s, friendships become more nuanced and emotionally complex, requiring us to be selective and prioritize quality over quantity.

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Outgrowing Friends: The Natural Transition in our 20s

In our 20s, we often outgrow our childhood, high school, or university best friends as we undergo personal growth and transformation. Outgrowing friendships is a natural part of growing up and discovering our true selves. Our idea of friendship in our younger years is often unrealistic and highly romanticized, but as we enter our 20s, we realize that friendships are nuanced and can be emotionally complex. Quality over quantity becomes important, and we learn to be selective in focusing our love, appreciation, and time on the friendships that mean the most to us.

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