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talking about life stages, relationships - Coggle Diagram
talking about life stages
childhood
birth
to be born
phases
baby
0-1
toddler
2-3
child
4+
school
kindergarden
elementary school
be on 1st / 2nd / 3rd / 4th grade
preschool
middle high school
go to school
to be a child
to grow up
adolescence
puberty
reach puberty
be a tween
be a teenager
13+
school
high school
take the SAT
apply for college
admission requirements
high school transcript documenting grades
coursework
SAT scores
young adult
education
college
undergrad(uate)
have a B.A. (Bachelor of Arts) in ___
have a B.S. (Bachelor of Science) in ___
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have a degree in
university
do a post graduation
do a Masters course
have a PhD
have a Masters
have a doctorate or doctor's degree
graduate from (university name)
graduate in (subject)
go to college
intership
be an intern
trainee
be in your twenties / thirties
adult
phases
adulthood
middle-aged
old-age
elderly
work / career
get a job
interview
have an interview
apply for a job
have a job (at company name/ in area)
to work at (company name) / in (area) / as a (position)
be out of a job
be unemployed
get fired
get the sack
be let go
the lowest point
quit
retire
be retired
get/receive a pension
have a lucky break
be/have a turning-point
change jobs
get a promotion
move up (your) career
start a life
change jobs
transition to
family
marrital status
be married
wedding cermonony
bride (woman)
groom (man)
get married
tie the knot
marriage
husband (man)
wife (woman)
spouse
get engaged
have a fiance
be engaged to
pop the question
propose
get separated
ex/former wife or husband
be separated
get divored
be divorced
with children
share custody
joint residence
equal or close to equal parenting time
pay alimony
co-parent
sole custody
re-marry
step-
step-mother
step-father
step-son
step-daughter
half-
half-brother
half-sister
be a widow (female)/widower (male)
have a partner
make a family
have children
become pregnant
give birth
the baby is due (date)
have a son (boy)
have a daughter (girl)
pregnancy
to be (number) months/weeks pregnant
adopt children
foster a child
become a foster mother/father/parent
become parents
be a mother (woman)
be a father (man)
become grandparents
be a grandfather
be a grandmother
have grandchildren
grandson
granddaughter
become great grandparents
be a great grandfather
be a greatgrandmother
have great grandchildren
relationships
friends
be friends with
have a friend
special friend
close friend
dear friend
intimate friend
be best friends with
old friend
long-standing friend
remain friends with
childhood friend
school friend
stay friends with
make friends with
win friends
(have a) / (my/your..) circle of friends
romantic relationships
date
to go out with
to be seeing
go steady with
take someone out
be involved with
be/fall in love with
fall head over heels for
blind date
double date
hot date
hook up with
have a squeeze
have a/ be the main squeeze
to make out with
have a fling with
have an affair with
fool around with
hang around with
have a one-night stand with
puppy love
shack up with
flirt (with)
woo
court
make romantic advances to
make a pass at
chat (someone) up
hit on
make a move on
carry a torch for
make goo-goo eyes at
be the apple of (your) eye
have a crush on
to be smitten by
pet names
sweetheart
sweetie
baby/babe
boo
flame
honey (boo)
beau
darling
better half
titles
girlfriend
boyfriend
partner
romantic partner
sexual partner
partner for life
parenting partner
non romantic
business partner
significant other
be a couple
be part of a throuple
a three-way relationship
unicorn
the third person joining an existing couple
be childhood sweethearts
better half
other half
types
open relationship
(non-) monogamic relationship
monogamous
nonmonogamous
long distance relationship
love-hate relationship
be in a/ have a on-again, off-again relationship
break up and make up
on and off relationship
summer love
a casual relationship
civil union
civil partnership
a commited relationship
domestic partnership
platonic relationship
polyamorous relationship
rebound relationship
toxic relationship
damaging
unhealthy
unbalanced
controlling
codependent
emotionally draining
socially isolating
destabilizing
abusive
break up
split (up)
ditch
part ways
end the relationship
put and end to
acquaitances
mate
schoolmate
workmate
colleague
have a mutual friend
meet through a friend