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#353: We’ve spent this entire visibility series talking about what it means to be seen — in your career, in your work, in the world. But this final episode brings it all the way home, because the most personal version of that question lives inside your closest friendships.
We all want to feel seen by the people who know us best. And this week’s guest shows us exactly how complicated that gets when a wedding is involved.
I’m joined by Ru Wolle, journalist and author of I Hope You Elope. After feeling financially and emotionally stretched by the obligations of being a bridesmaid, Ru made a decision that went viral — and sparked a conversation so many of us were quietly waiting to have. We get into the ways wedding culture has turned friendship into a loyalty test, how unspoken expectations create resentment, and why so many women walk away from a wedding weekend having lost a friendship they thought would last forever.
This one hit. I think you’re going to feel very seen — which feels like exactly the right note to end this series on.
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