• Friendships… There are levels to this

  • Apr 22 2024
  • Length: 30 mins
  • Podcast

Friendships… There are levels to this

  • Summary

  • Summary:

    In this episode, Jessica and Ariele dive deep into the world of friendships, exploring their significance, various levels, and the challenges they bring. They start by sharing statistics that highlight the importance of friendships for overall well-being. They discuss different tiers or levels of friendships, ranging from acquaintances to intimate friends, and emphasize the importance of recognizing the differences between these levels. The conversation also touches on the concept of "social fitness" and the challenges faced by neurodivergent individuals in building and maintaining friendships.

    The hosts share personal anecdotes and insights into navigating friendships, including the impact of life changes, trauma bonding, and evolving dynamics over time. They also address common issues such as prioritizing romantic relationships over friendships and the importance of clear communication and boundaries in maintaining healthy friendships.


    Throughout the episode, Jessica and Ariele encourage listeners to reflect on their own friendships, considering what they bring to the table and how they can improve as friends. They emphasize the value of self-compassion and celebration of the ways in which individuals show up for their friends.

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    Credits:

    Host: Jessica Jackson

    Produced by: Ariele

    Edited by: Ariele

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