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Some friendships last a lifetime. Others quietly fade, without a fight, without closure, without anyone really talking about it.
In this episode, Fadi and I unpack what friendship looks like as adults. We talk about outgrowing people we once couldn't imagine living without, learning to recognise when we're giving too much, questioning whether we're the friend we expect others to be, and why loneliness can still exist even when people surround us.
We also explore why society places so much importance on romantic relationships while often treating friendships as secondary, even though they can shape us just as deeply.
Maybe growing apart isn't always a failure.
Maybe fewer friendships don't mean less love.
And maybe… You were never too much.
☎️ Press play and join the conversation.
By CamSome friendships last a lifetime. Others quietly fade, without a fight, without closure, without anyone really talking about it.
In this episode, Fadi and I unpack what friendship looks like as adults. We talk about outgrowing people we once couldn't imagine living without, learning to recognise when we're giving too much, questioning whether we're the friend we expect others to be, and why loneliness can still exist even when people surround us.
We also explore why society places so much importance on romantic relationships while often treating friendships as secondary, even though they can shape us just as deeply.
Maybe growing apart isn't always a failure.
Maybe fewer friendships don't mean less love.
And maybe… You were never too much.
☎️ Press play and join the conversation.