Today we talk about how we handle conflicts in friendships! We chat about how factors like age and compatibility can affect how conflicts manifest, discuss how we evaluate whether something is worth bringing up or not, and muse about wording things in delicate conversations. Support the show Follow us on social media @eatyourcrustpod
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Hi, welcome back to Eat Your Crest podcast. I'm Krystal. And I'm Jisoo. I feel like I fucked up my intro but that's okay. Today we wanted to talk about conflicts in friendships.
Actually one of our listeners had asked us if we could talk about this topic. and we thought it was a great idea so we finally were able to fit it into the schedule. I think conflicts and friendship is a pretty unique topic and situation because it's often and very naturally compared to romantic relationship conflicts
and for some reason it's just never as serious I guess? Maybe serious isn't the right word, but it's easier sometimes to skip over friendship conflicts just because I don't even know why, but it just like happens. And it's nice to remember once in a while that it's totally normal to have conflicts and it's okay to talk about. So to start us off, how do you think conflicts have changed as we've aged?
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