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Divorce doesn’t just change a marriage. It can change your friendships too.

When a marriage ends, friends may choose sides, couple friendships can get awkward, some people disappear—and someone you never expected may become the person who sits beside you through the hardest part.

Jennifer and Jackie, who have both experienced divorce, talk honestly about what divorce reveals about female friendship and friendship support: losing friends inside a marriage, reconnecting afterward, maintaining your own identity, and why your girlfriends should matter even when your marriage is wonderful. Pasted text Pasted text

They also tackle a reality many women face later in life: suddenly having weekends alone, married friends who aren’t available, and having to figure out how to find friends and make friends as an adult after your life changes. Pasted text

Because sometimes losing one relationship shows you exactly which relationships you never want to lose.

And maybe the bigger lesson is this: don’t wait until your life falls apart to find out who your people are. Show up for them now. Pasted text

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How to Help Two Friends Reconnect: The Friendship Bridge

Can you help two friends reconnect—or should you stay out of it?

In this episode of Slightly Unsupervised, Jennifer and Jackie talk about becoming a “friendship bridge” when two people who once loved each other have stopped speaking. Sometimes the friendship isn't really over. Pride, hurt feelings, misunderstandings, life circumstances, or simply too much time can leave both women waiting for the other to make the first move.

Jennifer and Jackie share real stories of helping friends find their way back, what worked, what definitely didn't, and the signs that two people may still miss each other. They also talk about when to stay out of it, why surprise reunions are usually a terrible idea, and one rule worth remembering: open the door, then get out of the doorway.

Because sometimes a best friendship doesn't need someone to fix it. It just needs someone to remind both people that the door may still be open.

This episode of Slightly Unsupervised was brought to you by the creators of Bestiemony®—the original friendship ceremony that proves soulmates don’t always come with a marriage license. Hosted by Jennifer and Jackie: best friends, business partners, and co-founders of the movement celebrating real, ride-or-die love.

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Jennifer and Jackie have been best friends since junior high, which means they share stories, secrets, and a backstory few others know. In this episode, they reflect on how that history shapes their friendship support: sometimes it brings deeper understanding, sometimes a protective reaction, and sometimes a knowing look across the room. They talk about the younger selves they remember, the memories each friend holds for the other, and how a best friendship keeps making room for who you’re becoming. Plus, a playful round of bestie questions and a reminder to tell your person they matter.

This episode of Slightly Unsupervised was brought to you by the creators of Bestiemony®—the original friendship ceremony that proves soulmates don’t always come with a marriage license. Hosted by Jennifer and Jackie: best friends, business partners, and co-founders of the movement celebrating real, ride-or-die love.

💍 Book a Bestiemony: rhinestoneweddingchapel.com/bestiemony
📱 Follow us on Instagram at @Bestiemonies
📩 Got a bestie story to share or a subject request? Email us at Bestiemonies@gmail.com