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By Business Insider on Apr 12, 2024 in: Entertainment, Reviews, friends
Friends is streaming worldwide through various platforms. We'll show you all of your watch options, including a free one.
By Business Insider on Mar 26, 2024 in: Health, friends, relationships, psychology
Friendships usually experience ups and downs. But there are red flags that someone is a bad friend to you, from how they gossip to handle boundaries.
By Business Insider on Mar 23, 2024 in: Travel, friends
Three friends converted a double-decker bus into a tiny house on wheels. Four years later they travel the world, hosting trips in their mobile hostel.
By Business Insider on Mar 14, 2024 in: Health, friends
Jealousy among friends is common, but the way a friend expresses envy makes all the difference, according to a psychologist.
By Business Insider on Mar 13, 2024 in: Health, friends, relationships
A "floater friend" always feels like they're in the background of a friend group. A psychologist shared ways to be more in charge of your social life.
By Business Insider on Mar 1, 2024 in: Health, friends, relationships
Imbalances happen in all relationships from time to time. But if you constantly feel drained and exploited, your friend could be an energy vampire.
By Business Insider on Feb 25, 2024 in: Health, relationships, love, communication, friends, romance
The "bird test" was introduced by psychology researchers Drs. John and Julie Gottman. It involves bringing up something that interests you (a "bid") and seeing how someone reacts.