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Jul 8, 2024 39 min

F.R.I.E.N.D.S

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What does friendship look like? In this episode Jordyn and Tristan speak about finding true friendship and valuing important relationships in our lives. Is one more important than the other? Should males only have male friends and vice versa? What are qualities true friends possess? Do you think people use the term “friend” too loosely? Thoughts on having a friend based on simple convenience and simply because you share the same environment. What happens when you no longer share that same environment and more effort is required to maintain the friendship? Does it fall apart or does it withstand? Let’s find out.

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