You're listening to Family Talk, the radio broadcasting division of the James Dobson Family Institute.

I am that James Dobson, and I'm so pleased that you've joined us today.

Well, welcome to Family Talk with psychologist and best-selling author Dr. James Dobson.

I'm Roger Marsh.

And, you know, in today's increasingly digital world where billions connect through social media, we're facing a paradox.

We are more connected to each other now than ever before online.

And yet at the same time, many more people are feeling more isolated and lonely than ever

before.

You know, despite having hundreds of quote-unquote friends at our fingertips, studies continue

to show that genuine human connection is becoming increasingly rare, especially for women.

On today's edition of Family Talk, we're diving into a fascinating discussion about the unique

bond of female friendships.

Our special guest is Dee Breston, author of the book The Friendships of Women,

The Beauty and Power of God's Plan for us.

Through her own experience and research, Dee reveals how a woman's need for deep,

meaningful connection reflects God's beautiful design. Now, while this conversation especially

resonates with women, guys, I encourage you to stay tuned as well. You're going to gain some

valuable insights about how you can help better connect with the important women in your life.

Drawing from both personal stories as well as biblical wisdom,

Debreaston explores why these relationships are so vital

and how they differ from male friendships.

So whether you're seeking to build stronger connections

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