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#137: Your twenties and thirties can put you in completely different life stages from people your own age—one friend is planning a wedding, another is having a baby, someone is building a career, and someone else is starting over. Friendships that once felt effortless can suddenly become much harder to maintain.
Inspired by Steven Bartlett’s The Friendships You’re Losing Without a Fight, Lara and Angie unpack the quiet ways friendships begin to fall apart through clashing priorities, missed invitations, unanswered messages and things left unsaid. They get into wedding politics, RSVP etiquette, no-shows, talking behind a friend’s back, setting boundaries and the resentment that can build when one person feels like they’re making all the effort.
How can someone tell whether a friendship has simply run its course—or whether they’re losing someone they genuinely love because neither person is willing to have an uncomfortable conversation? Sometimes protecting your peace is necessary, but sometimes one honest conversation could save the friendship.
DM us your burning questions!
Follow Us @heygirlau
Follow Angie @angiexylas
Follow Lara @larafanuli
By Angie Xylas and Lara Fanuli#137: Your twenties and thirties can put you in completely different life stages from people your own age—one friend is planning a wedding, another is having a baby, someone is building a career, and someone else is starting over. Friendships that once felt effortless can suddenly become much harder to maintain.
Inspired by Steven Bartlett’s The Friendships You’re Losing Without a Fight, Lara and Angie unpack the quiet ways friendships begin to fall apart through clashing priorities, missed invitations, unanswered messages and things left unsaid. They get into wedding politics, RSVP etiquette, no-shows, talking behind a friend’s back, setting boundaries and the resentment that can build when one person feels like they’re making all the effort.
How can someone tell whether a friendship has simply run its course—or whether they’re losing someone they genuinely love because neither person is willing to have an uncomfortable conversation? Sometimes protecting your peace is necessary, but sometimes one honest conversation could save the friendship.
DM us your burning questions!
Follow Us @heygirlau
Follow Angie @angiexylas
Follow Lara @larafanuli