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It's Okay to Let Friendships Fade Away: a guide to uncomplicated friendship breakups
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Chris Middleton
The amount of people we saw before COVID-19 isolation wasn’t healthy for some of us. It’s okay to trim the fat in your social life, let some friendships fade away,...
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Sara Bennett
I love exploring my neighborhood. Even though I’ve walked the streets a hundred times, I still discover something new: a cafe, a bodega, a park. But lately, my walks are...