Balance 6 Ways To Nurture Your Long Distance Friendships & Keep The Bond Strong by Kat Kennedy As far back as I can remember, my life has been a melting pot of colorful people and places that scatter the globe. I
Balance How To Stay Close When Your Friend Has Kids (and You Don’t) by Liz Greene Anyone who’s been there can tell you — friendship changes radically once children enter the picture. When your friends become parents, life as they
Career 4 Reasons Why Your Office BFF May Be Holding You Back by Molly Lansdowne We’ve all been there: the first day jitters upon arriving at your new job, eyes darting back and forth to find a familiar face–or
Balance Who Needs Meetup With These 3 Ways To Make Friends In A New City Post-College by Lilia Karimi Moving to a new city at any age can be a terrifying experience. You don’t have that same security blanket of friends to crawl
Voices The Wisdom of Older Friends–and Why Friendship Has No Age Limit by Danielle Lujan It’s been said that youth is wasted on the young. The older I get the more I find there is some truth to that.
Voices How I Learned the True Meaning of a Toxic Friendship by Francesca Polito It’s unfortunate, but I think it’s safe to say we’ve all had our fair share of toxic friendships. Even if you only experience one
Balance Inspired Living: How to Keep Good Friends by Alyse Toulouse When I was little I was in the Brownies. You know, the little kid version of the Girl Scouts. We sang Make new friends
Balance 15 Things (Only?) Sisters Know by Marlee Septak There are some things in life that you only learned and felt because you had a sister. Here are some things only sisters know.
Balance What Going Abroad Taught Me About Making Friends by Quincy Malesovas Many of my casual friendships over the years were “right time, right place” sort of connections. You know the ones: the people you were childhood friends
Voices A Breakup Letter to My Toxic Friendships by Chloe Donaldson I have struggled with codependently accepting emotional abuse, harassment, and bullying as something normal. However, I have been fighting this instinct and trying to
