Without using names who was your best friend in high school? Explain why. Was the friendship based on activity or emotion? Then after high school who was your closest friend? And did it also follow the same pattern based on one sex? Finally now... who is your closest friend and why? Does your pattern of friendship follow the communal pattern?

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