A relationship can change its level of closeness. This change is not a failure. It is a reclassification of the relationship.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A relationship can change its level of closeness.
This change is not a failure. It is a reclassification of the relationship.
A person can move a friend from a very close group to a less close group. This is like changing a friend's category. It avoids the idea that friends are either 'best friends' or 'strangers'. This change can be less painful than completely ending a friendship.
A student and a classmate were once very close friends. They spent a lot of time together. Now, their lives are different. The student suggests they become 'good friends' instead of 'best friends'. This means they will not spend as much time together. The student feels this is a healthy change, not a failure.
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A relationship can change its level of closeness. This change is not a failure. It is a reclassification of the relationship.