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5 things Dollface teaches us about friendships

By Alexandria Ingham

Dollface -- "Feminist" - Episode 109 -- Jules and the girls explore what it means to be a feminist while attending the WomenÕs March in an homage to a classic story. Jules (Kat Dennings), Stella (Shay Mitchell), and Izzy (Esther Povitsky), shown. (Photo by: Erin Simkin/Hulu)
Dollface -- "Feminist" - Episode 109 -- Jules and the girls explore what it means to be a feminist while attending the WomenÕs March in an homage to a classic story. Jules (Kat Dennings), Stella (Shay Mitchell), and Izzy (Esther Povitsky), shown. (Photo by: Erin Simkin/Hulu) /
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Dollface — “Homebody” – Episode 102 — Jules goes to her girlfriends for advice about moving out of her exÕs place, but finds navigating which friendÕs advice to take an even more complicated problem. Stella (Shay Mitchell), Jules (Kat Dennings), and Madison (Brenda Song), shown. (Photo by: Aaron Epstein/Hulu)
Dollface — “Homebody” – Episode 102 — Jules goes to her girlfriends for advice about moving out of her exÕs place, but finds navigating which friendÕs advice to take an even more complicated problem. Stella (Shay Mitchell), Jules (Kat Dennings), and Madison (Brenda Song), shown. (Photo by: Aaron Epstein/Hulu) /

One of the things that we should be most thankful for is friendship. Here are five things Dollface teaches us about them.

Dollface was an excellent look into female friendships. Instead of following the trope of a brokenhearted woman trying to win her ex back, this Hulu comedy was all about focusing on friends that had been left behind.

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We’re all guilty of leaving friends behind when we get into new relationships. In some cases, that’s fine. But when it comes to best friends, we should be sticking together.

The series teaches a lot about friendships. So, for thanksgiving, let’s give thanks to the friends in our lives, especially the girlfriends in our lives. Don’t forget these five lessons Dollface teaches us about friendships.

5. Friends are there for you

When we need our friends, they will be there. Okay, there are a few stipulations. Jules realized that after five years of forgetting about her friends, she lost them. However, once she started mending the bridges, her friends were there for her.

Even better was that we saw what it’s like when friend bonds remain intact. We got to see how Stella and Maddison were there for each other for the most part. And Stella was there for Izzy for a lot of the season. Yes, that was more due to making Izzy a personal project, but the two formed a friendship.

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