r diary. They know everything about you and can blackmail you withit. This friend is often referred to as a “best” friend. They share everything with you andvice-versa. This person tends to act more and get treated like a member of yourimmediate family like a brother and sister. Thus, you just act normal with them, nottreating them like a guest and not thinking anything they do with you is weird. Like yourbest friend going through your refrigerator and helping themselves. (Once again not to bejudgmental, some friends can get very pissed off if their best friend raids theirrefrigerator). Another example would be a more personal thing like crying in front ofyour friend, knowing that they will help guide you through whatever is bothering you. - Friend C, I know I didn’t mention it above but their is a possibility for a Friend C.Friend C is a mixture of both, someone who acts as your best friend but just doesn’t quitefill your definition of a “best” friend. This friend could be your best “guy” friend if your agirl or your best “girl” friend if your a guy. Usually these friend is referred too for adviceon the opposite sex. Being that they are a member of the opposite sex they can’t relate toeverything about you. Like a guy can’t possibly know what PMS is like for a girl.Therefore, this makes them an in-between friend known as Friend C.Well, I won’t lie to you anymore but there is a Friend D. I will get to that laterthough.Stages 1-3 are very basic yet complex stages. Some of these stages may notalways account towards you and some maybe skipped (or done with so quick that youmay not take it into account). These 3 stages happen everyday with you, they’re alwaysrepeating throughout with life as you meet new people and make new friends.Now stage 4 and 5 aren’t as common as stages 1-3. These two stages vary fromperson to person. And these stages donR...
