“We have low-maintenance friendships that remain strong whether we talk weekly or yearly.”
Life gets busy and schedules often clash, but making a deliberate effort to reconnect at least once a month ensures we stay grounded in our relationships. Whether it’s a quick coffee, a shared meal, or simply hanging out, the focus is entirely on the quality of the time spent together, not the extravagance of the activity.
True friendship doesn’t demand constant, daily attention to survive. I deeply value low-maintenance friendships.
To me, this means:
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Updated on 2026 Oct 11.
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