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The Real Feels of Being Let Go and the Relationships That Suddenly End

  • Writer: Molly Terbovich-Ridenhour
    Molly Terbovich-Ridenhour
  • Apr 17
  • 1 min read

Losing a job isn’t just about the paycheck. It’s about the disruption of routine, the loss of identity, and the unexpected unraveling of relationships you didn’t realize meant so much.


One of the hardest realizations? The people you once spoke to daily, shared inside jokes with, leaned on during long days… they may quietly disappear. Some will check in—but many won’t. And while that can feel isolating, it’s also a revealing part of the process.


🖤 Grieving the Loss It’s okay to mourn these connections. Your workplace may have had challenges, but that doesn’t erase the bonds you built. Give yourself space to feel the loss. It’s real.


🌱 Making Room The silver lining? This transition creates space—space for deeper, more authentic relationships with those who choose to show up. Whether it’s a colleague who reaches out with no agenda or a friend who simply listens, these are the people worth leaning into.


✨ If you’re in this phase, know that your feelings are valid. It’s normal to ride waves of anger, sadness, even relief. Keep reaching out, even when it feels hard. You’re not alone.


💬 Have you experienced this kind of shift after leaving a job? How did you cope or grow through it? Let’s talk about it.


 
 
 

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