In this episode, Megan and the crew dive into the challenges and joys of making friends as an adult. But first, they take a nostalgic trip back to the '90s, reminiscing about the iconic fashion brands of their youth. Next, it's time for Mom Fails, where Megan confesses to leaving her daughters’ clothes in a hotel closet and Charlotte admits to her son's questionable shower habits. Then, the main topic: Adult Friendships. Making friends as an adult is tough—everyone’s busy, tired, and juggling responsibilities. The hosts discuss the challenges of meeting new friends, whether through parenting, work, or community groups. To wrap things up, the hosts share their Pits & Peaks of the week, from garage victories and unexpected travel anxiety to finally getting a quiet morning alone.
Social Tip of the Week: Add one extra sentence about yourself in conversations—it might just spark a new friendship!
🎧 Tune in for laughs, relatable moments, and some solid advice on finding your people in adulthood!
The key topics discussed in Episode 7: Making Friends as an Adult include:
- Nostalgia & 90s Fashion
- Mom Fails – Funny parenting mishaps, including forgotten clothes on a trip and kids resisting showers.
- Challenges of Adult Friendships – How making friends gets harder with age due to time constraints, responsibilities, and social dynamics.
- Tips for Making New Friends as an Adult
Pits & Peaks – Personal highs and lows of the week, from stressful moments to small victories.
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