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Updated 4/11/2025 Friendship is a two-way street built on mutual care, respect, and support. However, not everyone is…
Although so much emphasis is put on romantic and family relationships in our society, our friendships are just as important. Having a troubled friendship or a toxic friend can be incredibly stressful. Learn more about friendships, what they say about us, and how to get help with your friendships if you need it.
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