By Jennifer Vail When a Boy Mom Has a Girl
Some people roll their eyes at the term, but I used to be a card-carrying member of the boy mom…
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By Krystal Sieben I’m Done Spending Time and Energy on Friends Who Don’t Love Me Back
Being the carrier of relationships is too heavy, so I’m lovingly setting it down. I’m the caller, the planner, the…
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By Samantha Lyn Walljasper Our Kids Lost Friends Too When Our Friendship Ended
There are so many different types of losses and grief that we all experience in our lives. The grief of losing…
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By Moriah Couch Some Friendships Aren’t Meant for Forever
Throughout our lives, there are so many people who come and go. Some are only there for a season or…
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By Kristi Killpack One of the Hardest Parts of Moving Is Making New Friends
This past year, we made the decision to move our family 1,800 miles to a new place where we knew…
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By Cindy Houlden It’s Good To Have Friends You Don’t Always Agree With
Raise your hand if you have strong opinions. Raise your hand if you are willing to fight for those opinions.…
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By Tynea Lewis Even When Life Pulls Us Apart, True Friendship Remains
Sweet friend, I’m sorry I’m such a terrible friend. We don’t see each other like we used to. We’re in…
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By Jenny Albers A Good Friend Doesn’t Make You Wonder
As you grow older, daughter, we’re both realizing that your friendships aren’t quite as easy as they once were. Gone…
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Long-Distance Friendship Is Made of Strong Stuff
Hey, long-distance friend, The majority of our 25-year friendship has been long-distance. Our love never will be. Long distance isn’t…
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Dear Child, One Day You Will Find Your People
Sweet friend, I know your heart aches. Your child comes home from school frustrated day after day, informing you that…
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Mine Is the Child In a Wheelchair—Please Don’t Be Afraid of Her
Imagine this: You are waiting in the doctor’s office with your child, and across from you sits a little girl…
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By Amanda Nelson Sometimes Friendship Looks Like Washed and Cut-Up Fruit
We were three weeks into life with a newborn and a 4-year-old boy when I got this text from a…
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