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A 2007 study measured people’s blood pressure while they discussed a problem with a friend, and found the largest spike came not from a consistently unkind friend, but from one whose warmth was unpredictable

A 2007 study measured people’s blood pressure while they discussed a problem with a friend, and found the largest spike came not from a consistently unkind friend, but from one whose warmth was unpredictable

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The friend who hurts you predictably is less damaging than the one whose kindness keeps you guessing.

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