Unlock Happiness: The 5 Surprising Types of Friendships You Didn’t Know You Needed
What sets a confidant apart is their willingness to sit with you through the rough patches.
They don’t rush to fix everything. Instead, they offer a listening ear and compassion, letting you unburden yourself without fear of judgment.
I’ve found that having at least one confidant dramatically reduces stress because you’re not carrying those emotional burdens alone.
Your confidant might be a friend you grew up with, someone from college, or even a newer friend who has proven their trustworthiness over time.
