Don’t Be a Doormat Friend
From my teen years into my late 20s, I was the friend people would come to when they needed something—and…
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You Will Never Fit in with the Wrong People
I can count on one hand the number of close friends I have. I have never been popular and have…
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By Rachael Ramas Friendship in Motherhood is Beautifully Unique
Friendships in motherhood hold a unique and treasured place, distinctly different from any we've experienced before. The ones we meet…
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There’s No One Who Gets It Like a Mom Friend
I made my first mom friend at six weeks postpartum. I was pushing our son in his brand-new stroller not…
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By Holly Lemons She’s the Friend I Hope You Have
Good friends are hard to come by. Life is busy and friendships take a backseat. I've never had a large…
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Be the Friend Who Meets You In Your Mess
Be the friend who doesn’t look at the baseboards, the friend who overlooks the dirt. Be the friend who comes…
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By Amber Kuipers Why Doesn’t Anyone Talk about How Hard Adult Friendships Are?
The scary thing about friendship is it’s completely disposable. You actively choose to remain friends. It can dissolve at any…
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By Samantha Krieger Friendship Looks Different Now That Our Kids Are Older
When my kids were young and still in diapers, my friends and I used to meet up at Chick-fil-A for…
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By Amanda Crews Give Me Friends for Real Life
Give me friends who see the good. Friends who enter my home and feel the warmth and love while overlooking the…
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Find True Friends and Hold on Tight
I’m a mother of two young boys, ages three years old and three months old. Since the recent birth of…
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By Amy Keyes I’m the Friend Who Flakes Out Sometimes—Thanks for Loving Me Anyway
I recently read a quote that said, “Sorry I’m late, I didn’t want to come.” It resonated. Not because I don’t love…
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Here’s to the Friends Who Don’t Hide Their Messy Parts
To the friend who invited me over without picking her house up beforehand . . . thank you. You had…
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