Advice: How do you mix friend groups at a party? Someone in Chicago asks
The article is an advice column from the Chicago Sun Times addressing the issue of managing different groups of friends during major life events. The writer suggests that a good friend will understand there are different sides to one’s life they can’t always be present for, and should be happy there are others to lean on. During events, it is advised to facilitate bonding between friends by seating them close to each other and giving them time to interact without the host being present. The writer emphasizes the importance of selflessness, and the ultimate priority should be the feelings of the person whose event it is. They also remind readers to reach out with their questions to the ‘Someone in Chicago’ advice column. Keywords: advice column, Chicago Sun Times, managing friends, life events, bonding.
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