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Knapp's Stages Of Relational Relationships

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I have formed many relationships in my life but if I hade to pick one I would pick a friend that used to live next to me. We first formed our relationship when we were about 3 years old and she and her family moved next to us. Ever since we were introduced to each other we have been best friends and as relationships are we got into arguments in which we did not communicate well with each other. As the relationship formed we did everything together from having sleep overs to meeting each other’s siblings. Every time one of us got a new pet or something we got to meet that pet. When my grandma past away she was there for me even if she didn’t say anything, her presence meant something to me. In the book there is Knapp’s stages of relational

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