First Filia
They know how and with whom to communicate. They are able to find effective ways to communicate with others. They communicate actively, correctly addressing others and taking into account their character and mood. They respect other people's opinions, understand and follow the rules of good form in conversation. They can also determine the format of communication with other people themselves. They perfectly understand and realize how much you can trust this or that person.
Depending on how much time people spend communicating with others, they understand how important it is to set boundaries of trust. They realize that trust is the foundation of a healthy and productive relationship.
Unpleasant communication makes them want to immediately clarify the situation. They believe that to achieve a friendly relationship, you need to find common ground and have an honest conversation to avoid misunderstandings. To do this, you need to make an effort and try to understand each other. Then the relationship will become friendly and productive.
"Interacting with people is easy and enjoyable. I initiate the interaction myself. It also happens from the outside, but more often itself. For me, there is no problem to approach the person I like and start communicating. Either write first, or go for a rapprochement. It is quite easy to establish initial communication. I can start talking first, and "throw up" topics for discussion if there is a positive reaction from the opponent to our conversation.
I trust in principle, too, easily, the loan is initially issued to everyone very large. However, it is already more difficult to maintain further communication and translate it into the category of friendship. There must be mutual respect, a sense of team, "one for all and all for one", the concept of "friends and foes", loyalty. Friendship between people is based on mutual support for each other in difficult times, common interests, hobbies, and activities.
Unfriendly attitude? Depends on who. If it suddenly started from someone who is already quite close — I'll call or write myself and ask what happened. If he explains the reason, for example, that you need time to be alone and sort yourself out, then I will not bother you and wait until this period passes. And from an outsider-in principle, I don't care, I just won't communicate. Although for myself I may try to find out the reasons for this, maybe some specific quality is annoying. I try to take note of criticism from the outside."