🤝💔 Conflict delayed is conflict multiplied — what nobody tells you about keeping friendships

Most friendships don't end in a fight. They end in a hundred small things that were never said.A slight that felt too minor to bring up. A word that landed wrong. A moment where you felt unseen and let it go. And then another. And another.Until one day you realise you don't feel the same way about that person anymore, and you can't even explain why.In this episode, Koke gets into the real mechanics of friendship — how they evolve as you get older, why the ones that survive are built on a specific kind of honesty, and what emotional intelligence actually looks like between two people who care about each other.He shares a recent personal story: a conflict with a close friend that could have quietly poisoned the relationship but didn't, because both people had the presence of mind to actually talk about it. What happened next made them closer than before.Conflict delayed is conflict multiplied. And most of us are sitting on a pile of it.—Tag a friend who needs to hear this. Comments open on Apple Podcasts and YouTube. ★ Support this podcast ★