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Step 6: Interpretation and Conclusionshin globalised modes of life (also see Holmes, 2010c). Globalisation entails more and faster links between parts of the globe, and a general organising and perception of life in more global terms. It is characterised by high levels of geographical mobility, both at the level of short-term holidaying

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Step 6: Interpretation and Conclusions. However there have also been significant amounts of change in relationships. There are continuities and changes in intimate life, as this chapter will illustrate. Yet, relating to others, and especially intimate relationships, remains central to human life.

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Step 7: Implementing Improvement Measures hard to maintain a sense of togetherness. This is also complicated by social expectations about couples, especially expectations that if you love someone you will want to cohabit. Contrary to Giddens’s (1992) account of pure relationships, dissatisfaction, including sexual dissatisfaction, does not always bring relationships to an end.

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Relationality and Normativity: How Relationships Are Made in Interaction, hard to maintain a sense of togetherness. This is also complicated by social expectations about couples, especially expectations that if you love someone you will want to cohabit. Contrary to Giddens’s (1992) account of pure relationships, dissatisfaction, including sexual dissatisfaction, does not always bring relationships to an end.