Why do we hate the idea of being a ‘floater friend’?

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Why do we hate the idea of being a ‘floater friend’?

By Meg Walters

Updated 2 years ago

6 min read

Many of us feel awkward about not having one core friendship group. But, says Meg Walters, floating between different social circles has its benefits.


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