
Some friendships look fine on the surface but feel quietly off underneath. I'm naming what's happening there — and why it's not your fault. Writer. Observer. Building something called the Friendship Gap.
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You have a friend, even one of your closest friends, and you truly enjoy the time you spend together. That wine-tasting event she suggested turned out to be fun. You learned something new, tasted some great wine, and got to enjoy a relaxing...
In late spring, I said goodbye to Sharon as she packed up her home and moved out of state with her husband. Summer has not been the same without her.
I had met Sharon through a mutual friend, and over time we became an informal little grou...
In January, I called a friend I hadn’t spoken to since April. She lives in England. There’s a six-hour time difference between us, and neither of us had reached out in nine months — not because anything was wrong, but because that’s how thi...
There was a stretch, early on, when I would message a friend and hear nothing back for weeks.
We’d been building something — slowly, and almost entirely through a screen. We’d met at a volunteer event, crossed paths again not long after, a...
I had arrived early to an event. A handful of women were there, standing together. I walked over and introduced myself; it would have been awkward to do otherwise.
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I explore the friendship experiences that make us question ourselves and the hidden patterns behind them.
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