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Intimacy is achieved when we become close to someone else and are reassured that we are loved and accepted for who we are. Children usually develop intimacy with parents and peers. As adults, we seek intimacy in close relationships with other adults, friends, family and with a partner.
Young adults form their identities, determine trajectories regarding careers, and typically they form intimate relationships. Erikson (1963) stated that healthy identity development during adolescence is a necessary precursor to intimacy in romantic relationships during emerging adulthood.
To Erikson, intimacy means having a close, loving relationship characterized by honesty. Relationships with family members and good friends deepen and become more solid as you learn what it means to love. Some young adults in this stage make decisions about what qualities they look for in a relationship.
Specifically, he focused on two essential processes in achieving a mature identity:exploration and commitment. Eriksons observations about identity were extended by Marcia, who described four identity statuses:identity diffusion, foreclosure, moratorium and identity achievement.
In addition to encouraging a sense of relatedness to others, romantic relationships may help adolescents successfully establish autonomy and identity development as they explore extra-familial relationships and come to rely less on their parents (Berman et al., 2006; Furman Shaffer, 2003).
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ing to Erik Erikson, identity is an important precursor to the satisfaction that one gains from intimate relationships during adulthood. Identity styles refer to the processes by which individuals construct and reconstruct their personal identity or sense of self.

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