Your most draining relationships (except one) are taking years off your life, study suggests

BBC Science Focus Magazine·Mar 16

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A study suggests that certain draining relationships, with one exception, may be detrimental to one's health and potentially shorten one's lifespan. The relationships in question appear to be one-sided, with negative people or dynamics contributing to the negative effects. However, the specifics of the study and its findings, as well as the nature of the exception, are unclear.

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