By: Allison Kronberg
Most adults confide in family and friends when they have relationship problems, but that isn’t always the best choice.
University of Minnesota research found that respondents mainly had only one or two confidants for relationship issues, who were usually close friends or family rather than counselors or other qualified professionals.
Communications senior David Forschler said when he encounters problems with serious relationships in his life, he confides exclusively in his close friend Luke.