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The 21 pages that link to Intimacy, each with the reason it gives.

• FriendshipRelated: Friendship can deepen as people disclose more and become emotionally close.

• Close-upRelated: Tight framing can simulate proximity while also making a character’s private expression visible.

• Sexual attractionRelated: Sexual attraction may motivate intimacy, but intimacy can exist without it.

• Self-disclosureRelated: Sharing private thoughts can build the closeness that characterizes intimate relationships.

• Relationship satisfactionRelated: Intimacy can contribute to fulfillment but is only one aspect of satisfaction.

• EroticismRelated: Erotic expression can make closeness and vulnerability central to desire.

• Interpersonal relationshipRelated: Intimacy describes a degree of closeness that some relationships develop.

• Romantic relationshipRelated: Intimacy describes a form of closeness partners may develop together.

• Human sexualityNarrower topic: Sexuality can include intimate connection beyond sexual acts or attraction.

• Eye contactRelated: Sustained mutual gaze can intensify feelings of closeness in some interactions.

• Interpersonal attractionRelated: Attraction can motivate the development of emotional closeness.

• Love (emotion)Related: Intimacy describes the closeness that can develop within loving relationships.

• Erotic massageRelated: The practice may be understood as intimate even when it is not part of a relationship.

• Sexual roleplayRelated: Sharing fantasies and negotiating scenarios can build closeness between partners.

• Triangular theory of loveBroader topic: It is the closeness component that distinguishes liking from less intimate forms of love.

• ForeplayNarrower topic: Foreplay can express or foster closeness beyond its effects on sexual arousal.

• Human sexual activityRelated: For some people, sexual activity expresses intimacy; the two are not interchangeable.

• Madonna–whore complexRelated: The divide can make desire difficult to reconcile with affectionate partnership.

• NightwearRelated: Nightwear often belongs to private spaces and carries associations with personal relationships.

• Personal lifeRelated: Intimacy describes the closeness often cultivated in personal relationships.

• PhilophobiaRelated: Fear of intimacy can overlap with, but is not identical to, fear of falling in love.