Relationship what creates the uniqueness, is it the ability to eliminate outside influence such as social media and cell phones from becoming an altering mechanism, which could alter the ability to establish communication. Prohibiting outside influence from dominating the inner sanctuary of the relationship could be a deciding attribute in the significances and value in a budding relationship
Relationship
Describe a past, close relationship with a person of the opposite sex that has since ended. We met in the United States Air Reserve; we hung out continuously having fun together. It was a great time, the interpersonal relationship, was irreplaceable. (Adler & Proctor, 2017) This relationship was unique for the reason that it came at a time in when there were no cell phones which created a stronger intimacy between the two, this took pondering from my interviewee to realize this is what made it special. As I take the time to recall, relationships following this, all came with cell phones. It is amazing how the external disturbance that communication brought changes the dynamics of the peaceful time spent together. In my relationship and went camping; fishing, …show more content…
So essentially, it was the first attribute which Parrott & Parrott stress is the one this couple over. Even though there was a five-year age difference, as well culture difference. What connected the two was how well they matched each other's energy level. The male said he was attracted to her ability to keep up; her outgoing personality, which is much like his and that her age, did not make a difference in the least. He went on to say she did not try to change him. Parrott & Parrott, 1998, writes "Doom awaits any relationship where one person is trying to change the other into something or someone they are not." (p. 114) another amazing attribute was there was no game playing, for whatever reason this relationship seemed to be a typical summer love, started beautifully and ended the same
Relationship
Describe a past, close relationship with a person of the opposite sex that has since ended. We met in the United States Air Reserve; we hung out continuously having fun together. It was a great time, the interpersonal relationship, was irreplaceable. (Adler & Proctor, 2017) This relationship was unique for the reason that it came at a time in when there were no cell phones which created a stronger intimacy between the two, this took pondering from my interviewee to realize this is what made it special. As I take the time to recall, relationships following this, all came with cell phones. It is amazing how the external disturbance that communication brought changes the dynamics of the peaceful time spent together. In my relationship and went camping; fishing, …show more content…
So essentially, it was the first attribute which Parrott & Parrott stress is the one this couple over. Even though there was a five-year age difference, as well culture difference. What connected the two was how well they matched each other's energy level. The male said he was attracted to her ability to keep up; her outgoing personality, which is much like his and that her age, did not make a difference in the least. He went on to say she did not try to change him. Parrott & Parrott, 1998, writes "Doom awaits any relationship where one person is trying to change the other into something or someone they are not." (p. 114) another amazing attribute was there was no game playing, for whatever reason this relationship seemed to be a typical summer love, started beautifully and ended the same