The movie No Strings Attached describes the relationship between Emma and Adam and shows how they achieved their happy ending. The first time they met was at a summer camp fifteen years before they developed a romantic relationship. It could be fate that keeps them clashing. These two characters not only experience friendship, but at the same time develop romantic feelings for each other, which then leads to the end of any kind of relationship they had before. The whole sequence of events that happen in this film can be explained through interpersonal communication. In the first scene, two kids, Emma and Adam, unconsciously become friends, which points to that idea of ​​unintentional paradox. Neither of them really wanted to be in this field, but they are both forced to be in it. In this situation, the underlying dynamic comes alive and communication is also supposed to take place. In most cases children can choose who their friends are, but since Adam and Emma are in the same camp "they had to be friends". We can say that they are agent friends because their friendship concerns exclusively this activity, the field. They wouldn't have been friends otherwise. While there is less transparency in most agent relationships, this one is different. As they sit on a bench with an uncomfortable look on their faces, they begin to open up and get to know each other, which reduces the uncertainty because they know a little more. of each other than before. Adam reveals that he is at this summer camp because his parents are getting a divorce and starts crying in front of her. Finding herself in an embarrassing situation, Emma tries to comfort him by putting her arm around him; then tells him that not all people are mean... halfway with the paper rules they had before where he did whatever Emma told him to do. In a sense they are merging and becoming one, they will sacrifice the selfish rules and they will be born one that works for both of them. After breakfast, they return to Santa Barbara for Katie's wedding and, surprisingly, hold hands. This transformation between Adam and Emma from friends to romantic partners is usually spontaneous because they didn't see this happening. This film shows that the interpersonal communication that occurs is different because, unlike most friends with benefits, they end up developing feelings for each other and eventually actually engage in a romantic relationship. When looking at the communication that happens between friends, romantic partners and family, it is good to understand that most things are unique to those relationships, the way they behave and communicate will be different.