Friendshipping!

We took the week off to answer questions about the podcast itself, Bioware videogames, Harry Potter, and Chris Pratt's jeans. Mentioned in this episode: - Jenn's angry blog post about Jurassic World

Money in friendships can be hella awkward. I've got a friend who owes me money! How do I get it back? And my friends eat at expensive restaurants all the damn time.

How to navigate friendships in the workplace, meet new friends, and then keep them after you've left your job.

How do I tell my friend who's a new mom that she's working too hard at it? What if I don't want to babysit? How to be good to your friends who have kids.

How to properly thank your friends for the nice things they do. Jenn & Trin share their controversial view on receiving thank you notes.

What to do if you feel like you're on the outside of your friend group, like Neville, and how to want to make friends with "better" people. Includes a lengthy Harry Potter discussion!

How and when to give advice to your friends without being an asshole. For the first time in human history, Jenn & Trin disagree on how to handle this.

What can I do when my friend butts into my Twitter conversations? Should I ask why my friend unfollowed me on Twitter?

My friend always flakes on me, my friend can't put her phone down when we're together, and other concerns. Common courtesy can sometimes get lost in friendships.

Every time my friend dates someone new, I'm pushed aside and ignored. What now?

My friend is dating someone who is racist/sexist/terrible/annoying. When is it time to intervene? Part I of II.

What if I have crushes on all my friends? Do I have to be friends with my ex? And other sexy questions.

Seeing old friends will make you feel weird and that's okay.

Aubrey & Angela of the Doubleclicks guest-host to answer sibling-related questions.

The best friend episode! How can I be a best friend when I live far away? How can I advance a friendship to BFF-status? Wait, what the hell IS a best friend, anyway?

I mean, maybe. You might be a bad friend. That's certainly a possibility.

We rapid-fire-answer a bunch of questions, including, "is it okay to listen to this podcast if I'm a dude?" and "how did you two meet, anyway?"

Meeting an Internet friend for the first time will probably be awkward. Here are some tips for taking your friendship into offline mode.

What if you feel like you've already met all of the women you could ever be friends with?

How do you balance being a good friend and being good to yourself?