A person expects friendships to be stable. A person expects romantic relationships to change. The end of a deep friendship feels like a broken promise.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A person expects friendships to be stable.
A person expects romantic relationships to change. The end of a deep friendship feels like a broken promise.
People often believe friendships are permanent. People understand that romantic relationships can end. The end of a close friendship breaks this belief. This causes a feeling of betrayal and shock. The person feels unsafe because a trusted relationship ended.
A student has a best friend for many years. The student believes this friendship will last forever. The best friend suddenly stops talking to the student. The student feels deeply hurt. The student feels betrayed because the friendship was supposed to be permanent.
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A person expects friendships to be stable. A person expects romantic relationships to change. The end of a deep friendship feels like a broken promise.