Friendships are an exchange of emotional energy. A person feels either energized or drained after spending time with a friend. This feeling is a clear sign of the friendship's impact.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
Friendships are an exchange of emotional energy.
A person feels either energized or drained after spending time with a friend. This feeling is a clear sign of the friendship's impact.
A person can think about how they feel after spending time with a friend. Do they feel happy and full of energy? Or do they feel tired and sad? This helps a person see if a friendship adds to their well-being or takes away from it. It helps a person trust their own feelings about their friends.
A student spends time with a friend. After they leave, the student feels very tired and worried. This shows the friendship might be taking too much emotional energy. The student learns to notice this feeling.
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