Only about 14% of Americans identified their romantic partner as their best friend. While these individuals reported more companionship in their lives, others who maintained a best friend outside their romantic relationship reported greater perceived social support. 💑👫💖💬
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Do you call your partner your best friend? This study says you’re in the minority
A large study suggests that most people separate romantic and platonic bonds. While some do see their partner as a best friend, the emotional benefits of doing so vary by age, income, and relationship type.
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Doing almost anything is better with friends 👯♀️, research finds by analyzing how more than 40,000 participants felt during more than 100,000 instances when they were doing more than 80 activities. 🎉
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