toxic friendships

Issue 44

March - April 2021
toxic friendships
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About This Issue

In this issue of Kallos, we track the highs and lows of friendship, from staying away from toxic friends, to the wonderful way that friends can help to spur us on in Christ. We also delved into the weird world of male friendships, and discovered that male and female friendships aren’t so different after all. […]

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Faith · Love · Purity · Relationships

Dear Kallos: How do we set up emotional boundaries with someone we like but want to stay as friends?

I started developing feelings for my guy friend! How can I set emotional boundaries in our friendship? KALLOS answers your questions.

Faith · Forgiveness · Friendship · Restoration

How to Avoid Toxic Friends (And Be a Good One!)

How do you know if a friendship is toxic or healthy? What does an ideal friendship look like? QUEK SHI WEI shares stories from her past and digs into God’s Word to find out.

3 Misconceptions Girls Have About Male Friendships

Same same, but different. Is that an accurate way to describe male and female friendships? DOROTHEA WONG uncovers the truth about male friendships.

Friendship · Identity

Is It Weird To Not Have a BFF?

Every girl needs a best friend… right? QUEK SHI YUN reflects on why she stopped searching for a BFF to ease her insecurities and focused on being a good friend instead.

Faith · Friendship · Inspiration

The Friendship Test

It is said that your friends are your treasures. Sometimes though, friendship gets a little more complicated. KALLOS asks these friends to share how they’ve grown through struggles in their friendships!

Courage · Identity · Missions

Isabelle Lim: Deaf but Not Disabled

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Not limited by her deafness and genetic disorder (Nager’s syndrome), Isabelle Lim is an established photographer who enjoys capturing the smiles and joy of others. DOROTHEA WONG met with her to find out how she turned her disability into her strength.
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