A feature article drawing on interviews with individuals a decade apart examines how age and life experience shape expectations of relationships, friendships and family bonds. It cites NIH data on relationship duration by age and research on social circle size, and discusses compromise, conflict and communication across generations.
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According to the US National Institute of Health (NIH), teenagers aged between 16 and 18 typically maintain relationships lasting an average of 22 months.
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As people progress into their late 20s, a recent study suggests that their social circles tend to gradually shrink, reaching an optimal size by 25.
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