# Contact-Contact Relationships

In contact contact relationships, party role relationships define the specific roles different contacts play in their interactions. 

In our example, Micheal Jones is the Spouse to Mary Jones.

## How does it look in CRM?

The Party Role Relationship for a “Contact Contact Relationship” name ends with CCR.

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The List of sample party role relationships created for CCR.

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Likewise, in a professional network, one contact might be designated as the "Mentor" and the other as the "Mentee." These roles provide context for the relationship and help establish clear expectations.