Dr. Marisa G. Franco
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Yes.
That's like a record scratch moment.
Say that again.
Half of our friends, people we consider friends, don't consider us friends.
Yeah.
And when I remember that study, I thought about the sort of difficulties of working through betrayal in friendship, because you might be like, this person is so close to me.
How could they do this to me?
And the other person may be like, eh.
We weren't that close.
So I don't know why they're having such a strong reaction.
And that is what makes betrayal a little easier, the shared sense of reality.
Maybe we're married to each other.
So we know that we are a priority in each other's life and that we might have the shared understanding of what the betrayal means or the impact of it.
But in friendship, because we don't necessarily know if our friend thinks of us as we think of them, if they feel as close to us as we do to them, there's this way that someone can really hurt us or really underestimate the extent to which they're hurting us.
And that's the great tragedy of friendship betrayal is that it's almost the betrayal with no perpetrator if the perpetrator doesn't necessarily feel like they're as much of a friend to us.
And that makes such a difference, right?
Like what you were saying, it's like acquaintance versus friend versus a best friend betrayal.
That's why it's so hard.
That is so different because a best friend can be even closer than a romantic partner.
Exactly.
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