How To Let Go of a Friendship
Our series about friendship ends with a look at, well, how friendships end.
Alice and Grace connected when their kids started dating. They became fast friends whose family lives were intertwined—in a good way. They even joked that they might end up raising grandchildren together. When the kids broke up, Alice and Grace broke apart, too. Now, Alice is wondering whether she should fight for her cherished relationship or just move on. On today's episode, Carvell Wallace brings on Carissa Potter, an author and artist who founded People I've Loved and hosts the podcast Bad at Keeping Secrets.
Miss last week's episode? Learn how to evolve your friendships. If you're enjoying this series, check out our other friendship episodes:
How To Make Friends as an Adult
How To Make Friends… Like a Man
How To Show Up For a Friend With Cancer
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