Podcast
What Now? with Trevor Noah
In the episode, Trevor Noah highlighted the book as a new "Bible" for rethinking relationships, emphasizing its challenge to the norm that marriage is the sole committed partnership. He praised its thorough research into history and studies that demonstrate the benefits of prioritizing emotional friendships. The discussion presented the title as a compelling argument for diversifying emotional support beyond a single partner, and the overall tone was strongly positive.
Episode: A Friendship Revolution with Rhaina Cohen
The book explores the societal expectation of marriage as the only committed relationship and argues for the importance of prioritizing emotional friendships. It examines how this has evolved over time and the benefits of diversifying emotional support across multiple relationships.
It's the other significant others and the book fundamentally it's become my new Bible.
the book is about who you choose as a life partner and who we have been told our life partner is.
what I loved about the book as well was you have this like deep research, studies that have been done, history, how things have evolved, why things have evolved.
I think it's the difference between being number one and the only one and that people are, you know, mistaking those two things.
I think that there are lots of people more than maybe we know who really do appreciate friendships and we have not been able to acknowledge that on a larger scale.