Archive for October, 2016
In the Media – Friendship Dealbreakers (SheSaid)
Nadine Dilong explores the concept of dealbreakers, behaviors so heinous that they might cause you to re-evaluate a friendship.
In the Media – Signs a friend doesn’t want to hang out with you (Bustle.com)
Writing for the website Bustle, Carolyn Steber identifies 11 potential signs a friend doesn’t want to hang out with you.
It pays to make friends before a move
It’s easier to make friends before a move, says guest contributor Ali Wenzke.
High school friendship: Take one day at a time
A young woman worries that her closest high school friendship is at risk after school ends.
In the Media – How to Manage a Long-Distance Friendship (New York Times)
Managing friendship long-distance can be challenging. The NYT offers some suggestions to make them work.
In the Media: How to break up with a friend (New York Times)
Smarter Living is an ongoing series in the New York Times offering practical advice to help young adults understand the world and make the most of its opportunities and challenges.
Feeling abandoned by old friends
As circumstances change, relationships with old friends may fray, too.
When work and friendship create a lose-lose situation
A woman feels like a friend is putting her in a lose-lose position because of their work relationship.
Helping your child make friends after moving
Moving? Moving expert Alexandra Wenzke offers tips for parents to help ease the transition for their kids after a move.
