Is It Ever OK to Cancel Plans? Psychologists Share When It’s Healthy—and When It Can Hurt Your Relationships

Real Simple·Jul 6

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Psychologists are sharing their insights on when it is healthy to cancel plans and how it can affect relationships. Some people may feel relief when plans are canceled, and therapists have identified certain traits associated with this reaction. The topic of canceling plans and its impact on relationships and mental well-being is being explored by therapists and psychologists, with various perspectives and advice being offered.

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