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As we grow older, friendships that no longer serve us almost become inevitable. We've all experienced our fair share of toxic people. In hindsight, the signs of a toxic friend seems obvious, but sometimes when you're in them, it's not always so clear.


On this week's episode, Amer and Sheriden explored when it's time to break away from friendships that no longer serve us, how do we do it? How do we even know when it's time? What happens when that growth has you pulled in different directions?

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