Marisa G. Franco's "Platonic: How the Science of Attachment Can Help You Make — and Keep — Friends"
Franco explains that friendship is a vital, scientifically-backed component of health that is often undervalued due to societal shifts and attachment insecurities.summaryShe outlines six key qualities for secure friendships (initiative, vulnerability, authenticity, affection, productive anger, generosity) and provides actionable strategies for making friends as adults, such as overcomingsummaryDefinition of Friendship: A friend differs from 'good company' through mutual commitment, investment, and a willingness to show up during times of need, rather than just sharing positive vibes.takeaway














