You’re always the one reaching out, making plans, and checking in, but your friends rarely do the same.
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That is so frustrating, and I bet it makes you feel unappreciated. It’s exhausting when you’re the one keeping the friendship alive. Here’s the thing—healthy friendships should be mutual. If you stop reaching out, do they ever check in? If not, that’s a sign they’re comfortable with you doing all the work. You deserve people who put in effort too. Maybe take a step back and see who truly values your presence—sometimes, the right friendships show up when we stop chasing the wrong ones.