Unlike adolescents who have large numbers of friends, those in middle adulthood find the number of their friends dwindles, and many middle-aged adults don't want to spend their time with "just anybody."

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Research shows that as people age, particularly into middle adulthood, they tend to prioritize more meaningful, quality relationships over having a larger number of friends. This is often due to a shift in life priorities, time constraints, and a deeper understanding of what they desire in friendships.

Unlike Adolescents Who Have Large Numbers of Friends, Those in Middle