Toxic Friends, Outgrowing Friendships, Letting Go and Making New Friends - ADVICE SESSION #1

Trying Not to Care

Ashley Corbo

Mental Health Awareness, Relationships, Personal Journals, Society & Culture, Education, Self Help, Relationship Advice, Mental Health, 868329, Breakups, Trying Not To Care, Self-improvement, Navigating Your 20s, Health & Fitness, Self Help Podcast, Ashley Corbo, Friendship Breakups, Self Growth, Friendship Advice, 20 Something, Self Improvement

4.9 • 1.8K Ratings

🗓️ 30 January 2023

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Summary

THE FIRST ADVICE SESSION FOR TRYING NOT TO CARE!!!

The last episode of every month will be an advice/Q&A where I answer your questions and give you my opinion/advice on topics you want to hear about. The first topic I will be answering questions about is all things friendship.

This episode covers:
- Toxic friendships
- Betrayal
- Boundaries
- Being left out
- Outgrowing friends
- Letting go of friendships
- How to make new friends

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0:00.0	Today's episode is sponsored by Dipsy.
0:16.8	Hi, besties. Welcome back to Trinidad to Care. Before we get into today's episode, make sure to follow me on my
0:23.7	socials to keep up with everything trying to care. Updates, giveaways, a possible community group chat
0:30.2	coming soon. Everything is on my socials. My Instagram, TikTok, YouTube will all be in today's
0:36.9	description. But last week, I shared a Google
0:40.7	form on Instagram for all of you to ask me questions, ask for advice, give me topics for episodes.
0:47.3	Because moving forward, at least for right now, I want the last episode of the month to be an
0:52.6	advice Q&A episode. I want to do this so we can connect
0:57.2	more on a deeper level. I get to know you more. You get to know me more. You could hear more of my
1:03.6	perspective on a bunch of things rather than a whole episode going ham on one topic. Each advice
1:10.4	episode will have a theme, but it'll be less
1:13.0	detail than I would normally give for a typical episode. So judging by the response I received
1:20.8	this past week, I noticed that a lot of you want to hear about friendships and get advice on friendships. So that's what we're
1:30.0	going to talk about today. I think it's really fitting for me to start with this topic because
1:34.9	one of the main reasons I started trying to care was because I was struggling with friendships
1:40.8	and I felt so alone. And through being alone and having to rebuild myself
1:47.0	and form new connections over the past year, I've learned so much. So I'm excited to share my
1:54.4	views and opinions with you today. So let's just get right into it. The first few questions I want to answer are about toxic friendships.
2:05.0	So we're going to start with this one.
2:07.1	One of you said, some of my friends always criticize me, my hobbies, and the things that I'm passionate about, and I get super anxious and offended by them.
2:15.6	But other times, they're such good and supportive friends.
2:18.3	Should I drop them or keep them?
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