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Understanding Intimacy Recap
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Understanding Intimacy Recap
📚 Part 1: Multiple Choice
1. What does intimacy mean?
Only physical closeness between people
Feeling close, safe, and connected with someone you trust
Being friends with everyone you meet
Sharing personal information with strangers
2. Which statement about intimacy is TRUE?
Intimacy is only physical
All relationships are intimate
Intimacy includes emotional closeness, trust, and respect
Intimacy happens immediately when you meet someone
3. Which of the following relationships can have different types of closeness? (Select all that apply)
Friends
Family members
Romantic partners
Complete strangers
✏️ Part 2: Understanding and Application
4. Explain in your own words what makes a relationship intimate. Give one example.
5. Sarah feels comfortable sharing her worries with her best friend Emma, and Emma always listens without judging her. They trust each other completely. Explain why this shows intimacy in their friendship.
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