Как понять, что дружбе пришел конец? [Psych2go на русском] #ельстудия Озвучено @neslyfly

Do you have a best friend? Do you feel any tension? Dissatisfaction? Maybe you feel like you are communicating less or that you are being pushed away unconsciously? Maybe the old friendship has ended? Maybe you have changed too much, your paths have diverged, and it is time to let this person go and find new friends, among whom will be a new best friend. To understand if this is true, watch the video: "How to understand that it is time to let go of a best friend?" Speaker: nesly fly    / @neslyfly   Contact the speaker: [email protected] El Studio Channel:    / @ellofficia1   El Studio Instagram:   / elstudioofficial   El Studio Website: http://www.elofficial.net El Studio Instagram:   / elstudioofficial   El Studio VK Group: https://vk.com/elofficial Original Title: 6 Signs That it's Time to Let Go of a Best Friend Psych2Go Channel:    / psych2gotv   Original Video:    • 6 Signs That it's Time to Let Go of a Best...   Hello everyone, Studio El is on the line! We translate and voice over foreign videos to make it easier for you to watch them. So enjoy watching, we will be glad if you stay with us for a little while longer! Subscribe to the channel! It's not difficult for you, but it's nice for us =) Have a nice day and reflect wisely! Sources: (The Process of Relationship Development and Deterioration: Turning Points in Friendships That Have Terminated) Johnson, A. J., Wittenberg, E., Haigh, M., Wigley, S., Becker, J., Brown, K., & Craig, E. (2004). The Process of Relationship Development and Deterioration: Turning Points in Friendships That Have Terminated. Communication Quarterly, 52 (1), 54-67. (Best Friends Forever? High School Best Friendships and the Transition to College.) Oswald, D. L., & Clark, E. M. (2003). Best Friends Forever?: High School Best Friendships and the Transition to College. Personal Relationships, 10 (20), 187-196. (Friendship and Romance in Emerging Adulthood: Assessing the Distinctiveness in Close Relationships. Journal of Social Psychology, 24 (12), 205-216. (Continuity Theory Applied to Older Adult Friendships.) Finchum, T., & Weber, J. A. (2000). Applying Continuity Theory to Older Adult Friendships. The Psychology of Aging and Identity, 5 (3), 159-168. #psychology #psych2goinrussian #elstudio