In this episode of Our Friendly World with Fawn and Matt, we explore how labeling someone’s “favorite” things—music, food, even colors—can quietly freeze them in time. Fawn shares how not knowing Matt’s favorite band sparked a deeper reflection on what it means to truly see someone as they are today, not who they once were. Together, they uncover how holding on to fixed ideas of people can stunt growth, create emotional distance, and even end friendships.

From changing tastes in music to shifting perspectives on life and love, this conversation dives into how embracing change keeps relationships alive, flexible, and sustainable. The episode reminds us that real friendship is about presence, curiosity, and allowing others to evolve—without holding them to the past.

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The illusion of “favorites” and how they anchor people in the past
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How change sustains long-term friendship and love
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The beauty of curiosity and allowing others to evolve
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The difference between flexible perception and protective boundaries
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Letting go of labels to nurture authentic connection
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