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Reply to "If you’re in your 50s +, do you have friends who still have regular drama and need to talk for ‘advice’? "
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I wouldn't say drama, but my friends and I are all in perimenopause with kids in high school. We lean on each other, commiserate, and brainstorm. Isn't that what friends are for?[/quote] At age 50, when most of us have partners and work too, I would find a friend who needed to have frequent talks for advice rather childish. [/quote] Actually, slightly less than half of all women in the US are married, as of 2024. Among my social circle, the women in their 50s who are still married have mostly “made their peace” with the spouse but aren’t BFFs sharing every thought. A lot of transactional yet enduring marriages out there among GenX. So not surprising that women, married or among the large cohort that is UNmarried, would want someone to talk with[/quote]
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