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    realizes that his living his life of being a liar and a cheater while trying to maintain a long-term relationship did not mix well. Fast forward three years later Nikki is in trying to pull off an even bigger con. He is working for a guy to give a competitor false information but before he can really begin the con he runs into Jess who is dating Nikki’s employer. Nikki uses the past relationship between the two of them to use Jess to get some information that she needs. When it is time for…

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    Points Interpersonal relationships are what keep the human race from simply being islands apart from one another. These relationships are our reason to exist. They “shape our lives” (Edwards), and give us a reason to leave a legacy when we die. The first big interpersonal relationship that comes to mind for most people is likely the relationship with their first significant other. There are horror stories of young teens finding themselves in their first romantic relationship that begins to…

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    illusion of companionship without the demands of friendship" (Turkle 1). Intimate relationships are decreasing because "[people] bend to the inanimate with new solicitude (xii).” Users tend to rely more on technology than on people, which increases the value one puts on social media versus the value put on intimate friendships. In addition, the verbal and nonverbal indications associated with face-to-face interactions are more intimate. For example, backchanneling, like saying the word…

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    A relationship is described as, “the way in which two or more people or things are connected”. (Merriam-Webster) This means in order to have a successful relationship there needs to be a strong connection between the two parties. This can refer to various types for example friendships, family, and/or romantic relationships. The romantic relationship is one of the more intimate of the versions of relationships. That is also specifically one relationship that I have experienced and still am…

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    By slowing down it gives us a chance to distinguish the priorities we have in our lives, instead of paying attention to the fast pace of technology. Because of technology, Thoreau claims that we cannot form deep relationships with ourselves and with nature.Thoreau describes technology as a “sham and delusions that is esteemed for the sound of truth...” Thoreau views technology and entertainment as a new invention that stops the human race from unlocking a true potential…

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    Thus, I really think that the quality of young adults’ relationship with their parents is also crucial to ensure positive outcomes of the child’s life. I believe that this relationship can determine the quality of the children’s friendships and romantic relationships too. If the young adults and their parents have a strong and good bond, they will create a good connection with each other and it can affect the…

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    countless reasons men and women stray from one another. Some of the reason lies within us women as we contribute and some of us are instilled from our childhood and life experiences. What I have seen as a massive contributor to the breakdown of intimate relationships is the disconnection and interruption of masculine and feminine energy in couples. When a woman is connected with her feminine soul, the world takes notice. 9 times out of 10, the thought of betrayal or the act will occur…

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    When forming a relationship with someone, it could be a friendship or a romantic relationship, one of the more difficult things to do is to fully open up to that person. Usually, it takes one of the partners longer to open up than it does the other partner. This can be caused by many things. This person could have been betrayed the last time they opened up, or maybe they have had awful things happen to them in their life and it is a very personal thing to discuss with other people. I picked this…

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    the Effect of the Social Penetration Theory Introduction Context This research proposal will analyze and explain how the Social Penetration Theory (SPT) manifests itself in the lives of Christian romantic relationships after college. This proposal, focusing on male and female relationships between the ages of 22-30, will exclusively consider Christians who finished their undergraduate education at Grand Canyon University (GCU). Different factors to consider are how former GCU students move…

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    A dual or multiple relationship is a blend of professional and personal relationships (Gerald Corey, 2011). One might also say that dual or multiple relationships is the crossing of boundary lines. The writer of this paper would like to think of relationships as circles as opposed to straight lines. For example, a therapist’s role in therapy is simple a therapist, one circle with no end. However, that same therapist is a member of a community in which he or she has friendships. So the…

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