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373 Psychology says people who reach midlife with few close friends aren’t always cold or difficult — many spent years being the person everyone leaned on, leaving little room to learn how to need anyone back

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Silicon Canals Editorial Team @ Silicon Canals · 06/26/2026 20:20 EDT

Psychology says people who reach midlife with few close friends aren’t always cold or difficult — many spent years being the person everyone leaned on, leaving little room to learn how to need anyone back

A Silicon Canals Mind piece on why some people reach midlife with few close friends after spending years as the person others leaned on.

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