Archive for August, 2012
My Daughter Is Friendless, Depressed, And Wants To Move
My daughter is friendless where we live and wants to move to this other town. She says she will never be happy as long as she is here.
Slowly losing all my friends
I have had four very close/ best friends. These are ones whom I shared every aspect of my life with—the ones I go to for real advice and truly respect their opinions. Slowly but surely each one has cut me out, all of this occurring at different points during my life.
Cosmopolitan Magazine (AU) – Fix Your Friendship
August 22, 2012 A fallout doesn’t mean the end. Psychologist Irene Levine shares her six tips for making up in this article in Cosmopolitan.
Friendship by the Book: Friends Forever by Danielle Steele
Friends Forever by Danielle Steele follows its characters from when they first meet in kindergarten until they are well into their teens
and twenties. The story reflects not only on the expectations and lives of the protagonists but also on those of their families, all of whom are interconnected.
When it comes to having friends, a “boy” friend may not be enough
I met a great guy who I have been with for five years but I feel that I am missing out on lots of things at my young age. One problem is that I am the manager now, and my staff is all around my age. I do go out with them but there is always that “manager and employee” barrier, which I know it has to be that way. But with all my responsibilities I don’t have much time to go out and make friends.
Finding it difficult to let go of an ex-friend
I’m finding it difficult to let go of an ex-friend. We went to school together and, by pure luck, ended up working in the same company.
Things were awesome at first. We would cry, laugh and do a lot of things together. We ended up sharing a place, which I now think was a bad move for our friendship.
Traveling with Friends: A new vacation trend
A new online survey suggests that traveling with friends, whether it’s a mancation or girlfriend getaway, is becoming increasingly popuar. It’s not surprising: Friends don’t carry the same baggage with them as some of our relatives.
Mail Online (UK) – Why We All Need a Peter Pan Friend
Fun if infuriating, a friend who refuses to grow up can jolt us out of our ‘staid’ adult lives like nothing else.
Is this friendship breakup worth talking about?
About two weeks ago, one of my closest friends and I had a massive argument. I don’t know whether to even bother trying to sort out the problem or just move on already, and forget about it and forget about her.
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