How to get over a friendship

Ending a friendship is never easy, but it's especially hard to lose your best friend. Whether the friendship ended because the two of you gradually grew apart or because one of you hurt the other, you can begin to move on by keeping...

Jenny and Rachel have been best friends since the first day of kindergarten. And Jacob has been hanging out

Relationship advice from a therapist on how to get over the end of a friendship. It can be more painful than a romantic breakup!

Signs It's Time To End A Friendship •They betray your trust. •You barely have anything to talk about. •You feel like they drain you. •You are holding each other back. •You feel judged by them. •You do all the emotional work. •They aren't there for you when you need them. •They don't value your time and your efforts. •You enable each other's bad habits. •They pressure you. •They resent your growth. @crazyheadcomics #lifelessons #lifequotes #deepquotes

Ending a relationship can be hard and hurtful. Here's how to know you're doing better than your ex and signs you 'won' the breakup.

In this episode of the Twenties Detox, I dive into one of the most difficult things I experienced after graduation: the feeling of loneliness, friendship breakups, and making friends as an adult.

The loss of a close friend can be just as devastating and emotionally challenging as the end of a romantic relationship. Both can leave you feeling heartbroken, confused, and lost, sending shockwaves through your support system and impacting your sense of self.

It's natural for friendships to change, but that doesn't mean it doesn't hurt. Read on for tips on how to cope and when to move on. #bff #friendships #bestfriends #changes

A healthy friendship involves a lot — boundaries, expectations, respect, support. The list goes on. The list goes on. But know this: they’re worth all the work.