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Hello, everyone.
Welcome back to another episode of call her daddy.
My name is Alex Cooper.
If you are new here, and this is going to be a Sunday session.
And this year, Sunday sessions are mainly just going to be me and you chatting about my life or something that I have been thinking a lot about.
And as you guys know, if you follow me on social media and if you've been following this podcast is I have been planning a wedding.
And I know that topic is something that I definitely owe you guys a lot of updates on, but that is not for today's episode.
Today, I want to talk to you about something else that I have been thinking a lot about recently, and I think it's been on my mind because I have been so deep in wedding planning and putting really deliberate thought into my guest list and deciding which people I want there to celebrate.
This big moment with me and Matt has been truly pretty eye opening, and I think it's really been causing me to think a lot about my friendships.
I realized I truly feel like I've reached a point in my life where I, my friendships are pretty easy and stress free.
Do not get me wrong, it has not always been this way.
I was definitely involved in my fair share of friendship drama, but now I feel like my friendships are really just a source of joy and support for me and my life.
And I feel like my friends feel that's also reciprocated in the way that they view our friendship.
So I was trying to think back, like, when did this happen and when was this shift, and when did this really change?
Like, why do my adult friendships feel so much better than the friendships I had ten or so years ago?
Even?
I would say, like, seven years ago, five years ago.