Do all new moms lose all their friends?

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They probably won't get it until the have children and get married. But for the most part, yes. They seem to drift.

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I was totally alienated from my closest local friends who were all single girls that spent most of their free time tanning and drinking. At the time, I was really upset, but I'm glad it happened because I moved on and befriended a few quality people with task priorities in life.

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Most of our friends are married and have kids, we were kind of the last ones to have kids but were also the newest relationship

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It seems like we lost most of our friends that weren't married or had children..it wasn't easy. We have made lots of new friends that are married and have kids so we have more in common. It's still kind of weird because we are a bit younger than most of them.

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Sad part mine is not about kids but the fact I grew up before most of them. Most of mine left me over guys and got knocked up early and now stuck in sits that are hard to get out of. (Abusive relationships w kids)

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Thanks so much for the comments. It makes me feel a lot better. Everybody that has walked out the door isn't someone I would want my daughter to grow up around anyways.

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No way!! I've got so many more friends! Lol, but you will find that those that really weren't true friends will fade...their loss?

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Just most of them lol

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