I never thought I’d outgrow people in my 40s, but here I am. I want connection and honesty now—things some old friends just can’t offer anymore. And that’s okay.
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I never thought I’d outgrow people in my 40s, but here I am. I want connection and honesty now—things some old friends just can’t offer anymore. And that’s okay.
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Absolutely. I used to think friends were for life. But people evolve—or they don’t. In my 40s, I started craving deeper, more honest connections. I didn’t have the energy for surface-level stuff anymore. And that’s okay. Some people are chapters, not the whole book.