In a fake friendship, you’re “consistently giving more than you get,” says Rachel Miller, LMFT, a therapist based in Chicago. In other words, it “feels unbalanced,” she says. While Miller admits that ...

Navigating the labyrinth of social interactions can be thrilling yet daunting, often leading us to question the authenticity of our companions. In this era of hyper-connectivity, where a "like" is ...

Some 4.5 billion people worldwide, or almost 55 percent of the global population, have at least one account with one of the big players. And global internet users spend around two-and-a-half hours ...

Being connected to other people is one of the most important aspects of life, but the quality of those connections often matters more than the quantity. It's possible to have a large group of friends ...

Fake people are the worst, aren’t they? They might be hyping you up on your face but talk trash behind your back. It’s as if they have a degree in being two-faced. Do you know what’s the worst part?

Do you ever feel like one of your friends isn’t really your friend? As in, they don’t have your best interests in mind? Maybe they often diminish your wins, leave you feeling sucky about yourself ...