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When someone you care about begins to grieve it can be difficult to know exactly what you should say at any given moment. Grief is an overwhelming thing. It can also be isolating for the person experiencing it. Sometimes even the most well-meaning words can feel as if they fall short. That’s why thoughtful gestures…
For many of us, the times we have spent with our friends rank among the most enjoyable of our lives and are among the memories we cherish the most. As we get older, we will inevitably make new friends, while others will become lifelong companions. When things are going well, it is not hard to…
One of the hardest things to deal with in the world is losing people. Death may not mean the end to some, but unless you’re staring it in the face, you can’t truly comprehend what death will mean. If you are about to lose someone close to you, you may find it hard to prepare…
Friends come and go all throughout the different stages of your life. But the ones that stick around, are those that we cherish the most. They stick around for a reason because we want them to. At any moment you could stop being friends with anyone in your close circle. But, we allow them into…
As you may know, Random Acts of Kindness Week is officially February 12th through the 18th. A random act of kindness is any small and selfless action that is taken by an individual or a group, meant to cheer up or better the life of another. To celebrate this notable week, and to inspire people…
Introverts are usually misunderstood. They keep to themselves a lot, and probably have less friends overall, but the friendships that they do have are often deep and meaningful. Introverts are the hidden gem of friendship in many respects. Here are 4 reasons why introverts make great friends. 1. They are Low Maintenance Being friends with an introvert…
Building community with others is never going to be easy. It’s messy because relationships are messy and nobody is perfect. Here are 10 steps you can take to get back to community.