Loneliness Is As Bad For Your Health As Smoking
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Loneliness is as dangerous as smoking. Half of us are sitting at home thinking we're the only ones who feel disconnected — while the woman next door feels exactly the same way. I
n this episode, Marci and I get real about friendship breakups — the gossip that showed someone's true colors, the friend who couldn't handle your growth, the grief of losing someone who's still walking around in the world.
We talk about the Susanna/Pam triangle (you know the one), why you might be the common denominator, the chameleon pattern that attracts the wrong people, and why going back to an old friendship just because it's familiar isn't always the answer. Plus — a practical tool for when that ex-friend keeps popping into your head and you can't let it go.
This is Part 1. Part 2 — how to actually MAKE friends — drops Thursday.
📓 JOURNAL PROMPTS:
Think about a friendship that ended. Looking back, was it truly about you — or about what you represented to them? Have you been a chameleon in your friendships?
What "color" have you been hiding to keep people comfortable?
Write a gratitude letter to a friend you've lost. Thank them for what they brought into your life. You don't have to send it.
Who in your current circle makes you feel like you have to perform? Who makes you feel like you can just be?
If you showed up fully as yourself tomorrow — no mask, no filter — who would stay and who would go?
💛 Have you gone through a friendship breakup? How did you cope? Tell us in the comments.
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