In real life there’s no narrator in the background telling us what the other person is thinking, or what our next move should be

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I guess what I’m trying to say is, let’s just stick to watching movies as a means of escapism…nothing more!

https://sauj4.com/2020/05/11/confrontation-in-real-life-isnt-like-the-movies

If you’re considering reaching out to a former friend or estranged family member, Kirmayer suggests you first ask yourself why you want to reconnect

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You need to be honest with yourself about whether you’re genuinely interested in rebuilding a relationship or just bored or wanting a larger network at the moment. If someone reaches out to you, there’s no need to engage unless you want to — and feel it is safe to do so.

https://globalnews.ca/news/6863449/friendships-coronavirus

In fake friendships, there is an expectation of phoniness that one must exhibit in order to keep the friendship going and the minute things become too real for the insincere soul, the friendship diminishes

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In healthy and real friendships, authenticity is embraced. If you are a frank person, more than likely, your real friends will love you for your honesty. A fake friend will hate you for it and avoid you. Your real friends will be around whether you are on Cloud Nine, or Rock Bottom. The fake ones hate when you are high and love when you are low.

https://couchtalksblog.wordpress.com/2020/03/25/birds-of-a-feather-you-know

A healthy relationship requires a solid foundation of trust, which emerges when we feel emotionally safe

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In order to feel truly emotionally safe with someone else, we have to feel secure within ourselves and so emotional safety forms the core of any healthy relationship – whether that is the relationship we have with ourselves or one we have with other people.

https://marlena.love/2020/02/08/emotional-safety-the-main-ingredient-of-healthy-relating