How healthy is your friendship group?

Quiz - How healthy is your friendship group?

Friendships can be awesome, but also tricky sometimes. Use this quiz to think about your friendship group and learn how you can be the best friend that you can be!

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"I would say 90% of the time, I'm there for my friends."

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