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Friendship that Makes Life Work!

BUILDING THE BONDS THAT HEAL, ENERGIZE AND EXTEND OUR LIVES

Want Better Friendships? Let’s Make It Happen.

If you’ve ever thought, “Why is making (or keeping) friends as an adult so hard?” — you’re not alone.

 

But good news: friendship isn’t luck, it’s learnable. And you, my friend, are about to get A+ level tools for building the kind of relationships that make life way more fun, fulfilling, and connected.

 

Start anywhere below — each one’s a different way to grow your friendship muscles (and maybe your heart a little, too).

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Take the Frientimacy Quiz 

Because we all can learn how to build our friendship muscles even stronger!

Find out which of the three requirements— Positivity, Consistency, or Vulnerability — you might be running low on.

It’s fast, it’s free, and it’s inspired thousand of better relationships.

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Read the Books

These aren’t fluffy self-help reads — they’re research-full, soulful, and full of real-life “aha!” moments.

Whether you’re looking to make new friends, deepen old ones, or create connection at work, there’s a book (and a highlighter) waiting for you.

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Join a Travel Circle

Because bonding over breathtaking views and shared adventures is the most fun way to make new friends.

These small-group trips are designed to help you connect — not just travel. You’ll come home with memories, inside jokes, and actual friends.

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Watch the Videos

Two-minute truth bombs. Science with sass. Heart with humor.

Find Shasta on YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram for friendship tips that are equal parts research-backed and real-talk.

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Listen to the Podcast

Every episode of Frientimacy is basically Shasta getting real with one of her friends — the good, the messy, and the moments that made them grow.

It’s honest, funny, sometimes a little uncomfortable — and always full of love and learning.

Because the best friendships aren’t perfect; they’re practiced.

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