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Friends: Whodini Was Onto Something
TW: abortion
Whodini posed the question “Friends, how many of us have them?” back in 1984, and Bree and Kris are still asking the question in 2020. They spend a little under an hour diving deep into the significance of communicating in friendship, its relation to romantic relationships, and its importance in our lives. Why do we value romantic relationships more than platonic ones? How come nobody talks about the pain behind breaking up with friends? This episode is the second part of the communication series.
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