Relationships In The Film Sisterhood Of A Traveling Pand?

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Youthful versus Mature: In the film Sisterhood of a Traveling Pants the four best friends Carmen, Tibby, Bridget and Lena knew each other since they were born. All four of their moms met at a yoga class while pregnant with similar due dates. Ever since the girls were little babies they have been very close to each other. All four of them went to the same elementary school, middle school and high school together. The girls love doing activities together especially in the summer. As they the four grew older they became more stable and mature and they always support and trust each another. For example, when Bridget mother passed away all of the other girls were by her side to support not only they had sympathy for Bridget but they had empathy …show more content…

The four girls friendships are relationship oriented because the girls enjoy doing activities outside of school together. They love going shopping together and going on vacation together.
High Disclosure versus Low Disclosure: In the film Sisterhood of a Traveling Pants, the girls shared the most personal secrets with each other, whereas Tibby and Bailey relationship they did not share any personal secrets with each other. For example, when Bridget lost her virginity to her soccer coach she shared that experience with the girls and they came supporting because she did not feel too good about losing her virginity to him later on.
High obligation versus Low Obligation: In the film The Sisterhood of a traveling pants, Bridget, Carmen, Tibby, and Lena friendships are high obligation. The girl would not mind doing anything for each other, in fact they see themselves as sisters instead of just best friends. Tibby and Bailey friendship is more low obligation because when Bailey went to the hospital Tibby did not want to visit her. A high obligation friendship means friends would do just about anything for each other no matter …show more content…

In the film The Sisterhood of a Traveling Pants Tibby and Brian friendship lead to a little romance. Brian ended having a crush on Tibby, but Tibby did not seem so interested in him in the beginning of their friendship, so their friendship ended up being awkward. In the beginning of their friendship everything was pretty good between them until Brian started to have feelings for Tibby, but Tibby did not feel the same way. After times Tibby started to feelings for Brian, but the relationship never got to the next level so it became pretty awkward at the

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