Today, we’re discussing a transition many women face as our children grow, moving from parent-centered social circles to friendships that are truly their own.

For years, school events, sports practices, and playdates naturally connected you to other parents. But as kids become more independent, you might notice those parent groups fading away. Suddenly, your social life feels like it’s in flux, and you might wonder: Who do I connect with now?

This is a beautiful opportunity to explore friendships that align with your values, faith, and personal growth.

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Today, I have a special guest! My hubby. Welcome David.

We’re talking about a season many couples experience without realizing it, when marriage starts to feel more like roommates living under the same roof, or busy with travel schedules, than soulmates sharing life together.

Perhaps the laughter has faded, prayer time has become rare, or meaningful conversation has given way to logistics and routines. The good news? Emotional intimacy can be rebuilt, even after years of distant coexistence.

Marriage doesn’t have to plateau into distant coexistence. With intentionality, prayer, and shared joy, your relationship can flourish again, moving from roommates to soulmates, laughing, loving, and partnering in life with purpose.

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Remember, your marriage is a journey, and it’s never too late to rediscover each other and deepen your connection.

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Today, we’re talking about a transition many women face as their children grow: when the playdates, sports practices, and school events that naturally connected you to other parents end, and suddenly your social circle feels smaller.

It’s a season that can feel lonely, disorienting, or even intimidating, but it’s also a unique opportunity. With intention and courage, you can cultivate meaningful friendships that last well beyond the schoolyard.

The end of playdates doesn’t mean the end of friendship; it’s the beginning of a season where you can build connections rooted in choice, shared values, and God’s guidance.

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