Ep 14. Feeling Friendless

Being Mary Jane season 4 episode 14, titled "Feeling Friendless," follows the story of Mary Jane Paul, who is a successful news anchor living in Atlanta. The episode revolves around Mary Jane's struggle to keep her professional life together while she deals with personal setbacks.

At the beginning of the episode, Mary Jane finds out that she has been dropped from her position as main anchor. She is shocked and hurt, as her career has been her main focus for so long. In addition to this, Mary Jane is also dealing with her brother's drug addiction and the aftermath of a failed relationship.

As Mary Jane tries to pick up the pieces of her life, she realizes that she is truly friendless. She had been so focused on her career that she neglected to cultivate any real friendships. She tries to reach out to her colleagues, but they are all too busy with their own lives to give her the support and companionship she needs.

Mary Jane then turns to her family for solace, but they are all dealing with their own problems and are unable to offer her any meaningful support. As Mary Jane starts to feel more and more alone, she begins to spiral, and her personal and professional lives start to suffer.

In an effort to regain control, Mary Jane starts to seek out new friendships. She meets a group of women who are all going through similar struggles, and she finally feels like she has found a sense of community. However, when these friendships start to feel superficial and forced, Mary Jane realizes that she needs to confront her own issues and learn to be comfortable with herself before she can truly connect with others.

"Feeling Friendless" is an emotional journey that explores the themes of loneliness, resilience, and self-discovery. Mary Jane's struggle to find a sense of belonging will resonate with anyone who has ever felt isolated or disconnected. The episode's honest portrayal of the complexities of modern relationships and the toll that social isolation can take on a person's mental health make it a must-see for anyone looking for a thought-provoking and engaging drama.