11/05/2025
What happens when you’re growing, changing, setting boundaries, but your friends aren’t?
It’s not about drama or falling out. It’s more like realizing you’re reading a new chapter, and they’re still re-reading the last one. You love them, but the connection just feels… different.
As we get older, we come to realize how precious our energy and time is. We start craving honesty over harmony, depth over small talk, and peace over people-pleasing. And sometimes that means letting certain dynamics fade so real growth can happen.
It needs to be said that this is one of the reasons it can feel so difficult to let go of weight on your body, or to truly decide to heal your relationship with food for GOOD.
If your friends are living in a world where it is comfortable to commiserate on the topic together, and this has always been a way to relate to each other, it can feel extremely daunting and difficult to commit to change. Especially knowing that it may mean those friendships will also have to change in some capacity.
I'm not gonna lie. That letting go can feel like a grieving process.
Yet, through that discomfort freedom and new, supportive friendships can be found.
In this week's episode, Mandy and I talk all about how to navigate these types of friendship shifts with compassion, clarity, and way less guilt or obligation.
Have some thoughts on the subject? Comment under the video- We’d love to hear them!
Join Dana and Mandy for a heartfelt discussion about the role of boundaries in deep, lasting friendships. They explore what healthy boundaries look like, how...