Do virtual friends help our health, too?
When this New York Times story popped up on my screen yesterday, I was immediately drawn in. The article, a compilation of studies and scientific opinion on how friendships fuel our well-being in marked and sometimes tangible ways, falls right into my own area of interest. I’ve researched, written, and read with great interest for… Continue reading
How To Spot a Frenemy
The portmanteau frenemy encapsulates the complexity of modern life – we may want to think all relationships are easily categorized, but sometimes we have trouble discerning a friend from an enemy.
Popularized by the 2004 teen flick “Mean Girls,” the term frenemy acknowledges the fact that friendships are not always friendly, nor are they as… Continue reading
Use Interpersonal Attraction To Have Great Relationships
Why do we fall in love with people, like some, and hate others? Interpersonal attraction. It’s a major point of psychological study, and there’s really not much hard data on why one person might be attracted to another person and not attracted or even repulsed by someone else. Interpersonal attraction is still a great mystery.… Continue reading
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