Old friendships

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You might have been quite close, but still, you never know how people might have changed through the years. So take the time. Start by connecting on social media. Like and comment on their posts. This would convey the message to your friend that you still believe in them or might be wanting to start the friendship once again. Watch out, if the friend responds to your messages or text you rather. We have come up with the baby steps you can take, to reach out to your old friend.

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I am incredibly lucky to have several extremely close friends whom I talk to regularly. I love female friendships. Despite jokes about ‘catfights’ and ‘mean girls’, I find their sister-like qualities beautiful. Young women hear a lot about the importance of mentors and mentoring ─ as teenagers we ar