Friends

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Strategies for making friends and keeping them. At any age. Real life scenarios. Case studies. Checklists. Quiz.
In our fast changing world, friends may last longer than lovers or even families.
Includes:
* Types of friendships
* Making friends
* Keeping friends.
* Male and female friendships
* Can men and women be 'just friends'?
* Do working friendships work?
* Can you be friends with your ex?
* When friendships don't last.

Family & Relationships Friendship Love & Romance

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180 printed pages

Original publication: 2014
Publication year: 2014

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Adri Syamsoeyadihas quoted5 years ago
two people agree that they want to continue the friendship, and if they both make the effort to stay in touch, be available and find common ground (other than their earlier shared experiences), a close friendship can develop
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Adri Syamsoeyadihas quoted5 years ago
Fading usually occurs over time — by not returning calls, not making contact, being too busy to make time for each other, leaving someone out of a planned outing, not making contact on a birthday, or limiting contact to outside social functions rather than activities in the home
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Adri Syamsoeyadihas quoted6 years ago
Being loyal
Loyalty is a quality frequently mentioned as being important in a friend, whether male or female. Loyalty means:
• sticking up for the other person when there is a disagreement
• speaking positively about them when they are not there
• including them in your plans where possible and not leaving them out
• keeping their secrets
• acting on their behalf where you can
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