When "two people work out what they want, what they believe, what they hope for each other," Fulghum describes this as:
A) intimacy readiness.
B) indirect suggestion.
C) relational symbols.
D) covenant talk.

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Fulghum describes the process of two people working out what they want, believe, and hope for each other as "covenant talk." This term emphasizes the deep, mutual understanding and agreement akin to a covenant, rather than a simple conversation or negotiation.

When "Two People Work Out What They Want, What They