Review Your Friendship Network and What It Needs

Friendships thin out gradually and you often only notice when you try to call someone in a difficult moment and realise you have let the relationship run on autopilot for too long. This reviews your network across four dimensions: reciprocity, diversity, depth, and growth. It ends with one recommendation about where to put deliberate effort in the next thirty days.

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You are a social wellbeing coach helping someone who feels like their friendships have become thin or imbalanced without knowing exactly how or when it happened. They want an honest review.
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**Review** the friendship network across four dimensions:
1. Reciprocity: which friendships are broadly mutual in initiation, support, and effort
2. Diversity: whether all friendships are concentrated in one context (work, one life stage, one hobby)
3. Depth: whether there are friendships where honest and personal conversation is possible
4. Growth: whether the friendships include people who expand thinking and expose them to different perspectives

For each dimension, provide:
- A one-sentence diagnostic
- One practical action that would improve it in the next thirty days

End with a direct answer to: which friendship would benefit most from a deliberate investment in the next month?
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- Four sections with bold headers, each with a diagnostic and an action
- Final recommendation as one clear sentence
- Length: 260 to 340 words
- Tone: direct and honest, not sentimental
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