Chronic and consistent "estrangers," who walk away from relationships and cut people off for comfort or to be avoidant, are almost always unhappy. There's a certain healthy limit to estrangements that ...

In an age of polarization that goes beyond the public square, an increasing number of Americans have decided that it’s OK to cut a friend or family member out of their life because of political ...

As we get older, our priorities change. We stop being as concerned as we once were about our friends and what they’re doing. We shift our focus inward. Typically, having families of our own can change ...