Interpersonal relationship

===Other examples of interpersonal relationship===
* Egalitarian and platonic [[friendship]]<ref>{{cite book | first = Francine M. | last = Deutsch | name-list-style = vanc | chapter = Egalitarian Relationships | editor-first1 = Harry T. | editor-last1 = Reis | editor-first2 = Susan | editor-last2 = Sprecher | title =  Encyclopedia of Human Relationships | doi = 10.4135/9781412958479.n156 | year = 2009 | isbn = 9781412958462 }}</ref>
* [[Enemy]]
* [[Frenemy]] — a person with whom an individual maintains a friendly interaction despite underlying conflict, possibly encompassing rivalry, mistrust, [[jealousy]] or competition<ref name="Shannon_2011">{{cite thesis |last= Shannon |first= Beard | name-list-style = vanc |date= 2011 |title= Frenemy: The Friend Who Bullies|type= Master of Applied Psychology |publisher= University of Waikato | hdl=10289/8490 }}</ref>
* [[Neighbourhood|Neighbor]]
* [[Familiar stranger]]
* [[Official]]
* [[Queerplatonic relationship]]

Business is generally held to be distinct from personal relations, a contrasting mode which other than excursions from the norm is based on non-personal interest and rational rather than emotional concerns.

*[[Business relations|Business relationships]]
**[[Partnership]]
**[[Employer]] and [[employee]]
**[[Contract|Contractor]]
**[[Customer]]
**[[Landlord and tenant]]
**[[Co-worker]]