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to have a good relationship with someone
to get along
to end a romantic relationship
to split up/ to break up
to stay in contact with someone
to keep in touch
someone who listens to your problems
a shoulder to cry on
to stop fighting, to make peace with someone
to bury the hatchet
to be extremely close with someone and not like to be apart
to be joined at the hip
to talk things through and eliminate all doubts and negative feelings
to clear the air
to agree with someone
to see eye to eye
to no longer be in contact with someone
to lose touch
a casual sex partner without formal relationship commitment
friend with benefits
to have an argument and not be friends any more
to fall out
to know somebody very well
to know someone inside out
To say one thing, the do something different.
Two faced
To refuse to talk to someone because you are angry.
To give someone the cold shoulder
This idiom means that family is more important than friends
Blood is thicker than water
to like each other and become friendly as soon as you meet
to click with someone
