Some People Will Misjudge You; Let Them
Have you ever seen a simple phrase but felt like it was impossible? "Let them . . ." This is…
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By Kelley Spencer Dear Friend, Depression Won’t Scare Me Away
Numb. Sad. Defeated. Hopeless. When depression hits, it hits hard, trying to devour its latest victim. Depression feels like you’re…
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By Wendy C Every Type A Needs a Type B Person in Their Life
I spend a lot of time making lists, whether they are in my head, written on a piece of paper,…
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By Paige Muller That Girls’ Trip Sounds Fun, but…
To my friends who I used to spontaneously have gatherings with, book a trip last minute with, and have endless…
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Moving Away from Family and Friends Made Us Stronger
In the fall of 2021, my husband and I started exploring the idea of moving out of the Midwest. We…
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By Her View From Home Jennifer Aniston Reveals She Tried IVF: “It Was Really Hard.”
She had the most-copied haircut of the '90s, but Jennifer Aniston had something she kept hidden from the world too:…
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I Wish I Had the Chance to Be Friends with My Mom
Dear Mom, I never got the chance to appreciate you as a mother. There was so much life still to…
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By Sarah Little If Someone Needs a Friend, Be a Friend
“If someone needs a friend, be a friend” it’s the running joke in our family. My husband will say the…
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By Lauren Dunn Let Them In: The Secret to Making Friendships That Last
I was never one of those women with a throng of long-standing girlfriends. You know the ones I mean. The…
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Find Your People—It’s Worth It
There are two things I know for certain about life: Part of it will be hard. So incredibly hard you…
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By Maria Garito I Want Friends Who Grow Old with Me
When I grow older, I want my friends to come with me. I want us to sit on porches sipping…
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I Love Being a Mom, But I Miss That Party Girl Sometimes
It's 7 p.m. on a Saturday night. Freshly showered and ready to take on whatever the night brings. I've just…
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