Shared Nasty Habits Boost Couples' Happiness, Study Finds

TL;DR
A study from UC Riverside found that couples who gossip together tend to be happier and have stronger bonds, with gossiping serving as a tool for emotional intimacy and trust. The research suggests that sharing perspectives, even through gossip, can reinforce feelings of being on the same team and improve relationship quality.
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