Even in the short moments of choosing who we sit next to and who we want to get to know beyond the surface level icebreaker questions, we’ve already subconsciously made up our minds, perhaps without even realising. Who we gravitate towards has lots to do with our perceptions of which crowd we belong in.

A saleable image of friendship has been cultivated and curated by profit-seeking education institutions, to our detriment.

Building family brick by brick.

Pondering the value of platonic love in the pandemic.

A friendship that was meant to last

Nick Harriott doesn't know what to say.

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Courtney Thompson asks why we prioritise romance over friendship