Many people warned me that my friend circle would change during and after my divorce. I pondered that and thought there was no way my friendships would change during that process, mainly because I felt that I would need a good tight knit circle of support around me. However, I found that some of this is true; certain people I thought would be by my side haven’t been, whereas others have (or have tried). I’ve also been guilty of closing myself off and not being as vulnerable around certain friends. I think this has to do with the fact that I’ve been pleased with newer friendships that have emerged from my new phase of life. It’s a mixed bag of emotions, really, but I’m loving the people I’ve met in recent months who make me feel at home.
Work and travel to Florida and Toronto have brought me the majority of these beautiful, new friendships. From Veronica, Mer and Jenna, to Catherine, Baylen, Giacomo and Cosmo, to Cynthia and Mina… I’m beyond grateful. Wherever I end up moving in 2023, I look forward to meeting new people – and making new friends – along the way. 🖤





Sometimes people don’t know what to say or do after friends divorce. I hope with time you might reconnect with some of your old friends. Congratulations on moving on and making new friends. Merry Christmas, Cate. 💟
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A new friendship is always welcome because life is like that getting new friends and losing old friends. Well shared.
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Yay for friends. Also, love the line, “… I am homemade jam.”
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I couldn’t agree more on both accounts!
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