Katherine Sleadd
Description
We all want good friends and to be good friends, but what does that mean when things go wrong or we don't feel like we can show up well? What happens
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when we lose the people we thought would be there when we needed them most? And why does a friend breakup often hurt more than a romantic one? The answers to these questions are found in the pages of How to Be a Bad Friend by inviting you to explore your own friendship stories. Under the surface, we're all seeking a way to make sure our connections with others stay (or end) well, even when things are falling apart. Instead of trying to be better, or best friends . . . what if the freedom we're looking for in friendship is found in the ways we have failed each other and learning, instead, how to be a bad friend?
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