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How to write about friendship

With The Invisible Women’s Club, I knew from the start that I wanted to write about female friendship. Specifically, I wanted to write about new friendships that are forged later in life. As we age, we tend to stay committed to the long-established friendships we have made over the years but don’t necessarily feel like we have as many opportunities to make new friends.

I wanted to explore what it is to make a friend in later life, curious as to what factors

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