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Why your friend group keeps getting smaller as you get older - and why that's actually a good thing. The hard truths about friendship, growing up, and what it really means when you're going to more funerals than parties.

Ever noticed your friends list getting smaller with each passing year? You're not losing your social skills - you're getting smarter about who deserves your time.

In this tough-love deep dive, we're breaking down the 3 brutal truths about why your social circle naturally contracts as you age:

🔹 The Great Divergence - How life paths split and why growing apart is normal (not personal)
🔹 The Energy Audit - Why your social battery becomes precious and finite
🔹 The Ghost of Your Future Self - How facing mortality sharpens your priorities

This isn't about being antisocial - it's about intentional living, emotional maturity, and choosing depth over breadth. Whether you're 35 or 65, if you've felt that quiet shift from party-goer to funeral attendee, this one's for you.

Ready to embrace the smaller, stronger circle? Let's talk about it in the comments.

💬 Drop a comment: What's the hardest truth you've learned about friendship as an adult?

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