Think of that time your friends had an outing but didn’t invite you. It stung, didn’t it? Well, this pain is in fact not peculiar to you. You see, while the intensity may vary depending on the individual, every human is born with an inherent desire to seek a sense of belonging and connection. But here’s the interesting twist, new research has shown that for women, the pain of being excluded is not just dependent on the act itself but on the person who actually does it. A recent study published in the journal, Scientific Reports aimed to understand women’s
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