A short personal reflection (vlog) by Misty Tripoli about the growing appreciation for female friendships. The speaker describes living alone in the jungle by choice while maintaining a supportive network of women—neighbors and friends who own nearby property—and recounts social moments like dancing on the beach together.
The older I've gotten, the more I've realized how important female friends are. And to be surrounded by, you know, just amazing women that support you, that lift you up, that are there when you need someone to talk to, that are encouraging. It's awesome. You know, because I know in relationships, no one person can be everything for one person. We need to have other relationships in our lives. Just the importance of having really great female friends. And I'm really fortunate here. Yes, I live alone in the jungle, and I love living alone. I love being alone. And the majority of my time is alone, but that doesn't mean that I don't have friends. And, you know, dancing on the beach with a group of women in Puerto and even a little network of female friends out here in the jungle that all own property just like I do. And we all have found each other and now we're all this really fun little group of women that hang out together. Yeah, it's beautiful.
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