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Foundations of Relationships and Relational Dialectics (There are ten…

- - - - Some personal relationships are voluntary, like those with romantic partners, and some are involuntary, like those with close siblings.
- - - - For example,
        
        social relationships include coworkers, distant relatives, and acquaintances.
- - - - Which is allows us to test and be tested by our potential and current relational partners.
- - - - For example
        
        On the first day of class, you may chat with the person sitting beside you and take turns sharing your year in school, hometown, residence hall, and major.
  - - - For instence
        
        One friend helping the other prepare for a big party on their birthday can increase closeness.
        
        Question
        
        what you will do if your friend get mad when he or she had party and you didn't help her or his party this year, but You was helping her or heevery year?
  - - - For example
        
        The formality of the bond may lead the couple and those in their social network to more diligently maintain the relationship if conflict or stress threatens it.
  - - - Instence
        
        Carrie may reclaim friends who became “shared” as she got closer to her roommate Julie and their social networks merged by saying, “I’m having my friends over to the apartment and would like to have privacy for the evening.”
  - - - For example
        
        When one person’s statement, “I know we’ve had some problems lately, but I still like being with you,” is met with silence.
  - - - For instence
        
        A person may think, “There’s no need to bring this up again, because I know exactly how he’ll react!” This stage can be prolonged in some relationships.
  - - - In my experience
        
        For me it is hard to avoiding communication with people I knew for long time. How about you?
- - - - Refers to our need to have close connection with others as well as our need to have our own space and identity.
  - - - Idea
        
        We tend to disclose the most personal information to those with whom we have the closest relationships.
  - - - That we desire predictability as well as spontaneity in our relationships.