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WebWhat’s the kindest thing anyone has ever done for you?
11+ hour, 47+ min ago (456+ words) Kindness begets kindness. So, wanted to create a space to share and amplify stories of kindness with the hope that it inspires a chain reaction. It was three months before graduating from college with a major in elementary education. A…...
Ask Ursula: After being in the 'friend-zone' for years, should I finally ask my former co-worker out?
2+ hour, 47+ min ago (727+ words) Hi, I’m Ursula Reutin, co-host of “The Gee and Ursula Show,” and welcome to my advice column, Ask Ursula, where I help people navigate family, friendships, work, and all the messy, beautiful moments in between. If you need any advice,…...
Dear Kimberly: How Do I Make More Friends in Adulthood?
5+ hour, 1+ min ago (207+ words) I love throwing parties, but I've realized I don't have many people to invite. Why is it so hard to create new friendships as an adult? Dear Ready for Company, Congratulations on discovering a new era in your life as…...
Christine Caine Knows When to Walk Away From a Toxic Friendship — Do You?
6+ hour, 37+ min ago (598+ words) There’s a specific kind of grief that comes with losing a friend. It’s much different than a romantic breakup. Friendships dissolve quietly with no formal end — just a slow fade, or a sudden decision you’ve been building toward for months....
The Handshake That Built Generations
9+ hour, 21+ min ago (1418+ words) Opa’s ticket came with a caveat: He would have to work on Shabbos. What was a young boy, who had just lost his entire family, supposed to do on these foreign shores? Would he bend, when bending would make life…...
Ask Lisi: Friend's daughter is crimping our friendship
10+ hour, 23+ min ago (504+ words) Dear Lisi: I have a friend whose adult daughter in her 20s started tagging along to our get-togethers. The daughter had asked her mom once if she could join our dinner, and her mom asked me; I said sure. Little did…...
People who navigate their 40s and 50s alone often worry they're falling behind emotionally — research suggests the opposite: years of sitting with your own discomfort, without someone to hand it to, tend to produce a self-awareness most coupled people never have to develop
11+ hour, 8+ min ago (596+ words) Daniel Moran is a writer at Silicon Canals covering technology, psychology, and culture. There's a particular worry I keep running into from people in their forties and fifties who are on their own. I think they’ve got it backwards. Somewhere…...
Elise writes column on lonliness, friends and relationships
11+ hour, 36+ min ago (43+ words) Elise writes about friendships and love for sale | OPINION Amarillo Globe-News Elise writes about friendships and love for sale | OPINION Do we need to “purchase” friendships? A psychologist named William Schofield proposes that we do and gives a reason why....
Good people are usually excellent at the responding half of connection — validating, listening, making others feel seen — while never offering anything vulnerable of their own, which is why they feel unknown in a room full of people who like them
14+ hour, 23+ min ago (312+ words) The psychologist Sidney Jourard called it the disclosure paradox — people exceptional at listening and validating others often walk home feeling completely unknown, because being liked and being known are not the same experience....
'I Moved to London Alone. The Female Friendships I Found Changed My Life, Science Says They Could Change Yours Too"
17+ hour, 22+ min ago (434+ words) I moved to London at a time when I did not have any friends. Everything changed after I moved into a building with a shared lounge designed for socialising. I became friends with five women who had also moved to…...