What is more impotant in a relationship:
53.85%
• 35 votes •
Understanding
24.62%
• 16 votes •
Compassion
12.31%
• 8 votes •
Affection
9.23%
• 6 votes •
Sex
What is more impotant in a relationship:
I said "understanding".
Understanding that everyone is their own autonomous being
Understanding that no one is perfect
Understanding that we all need a few aspects (sometimes different aspects) of any relationship to *help* us (not *make* us) feel loved and valued
Mutual understanding builds trust and nurtures other parts of a relationship, gives us room to breathe, to be ourselves with each other.
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Understanding that everyone is their own autonomous being
Understanding that no one is perfect
Understanding that we all need a few aspects (sometimes different aspects) of any relationship to *help* us (not *make* us) feel loved and valued
Mutual understanding builds trust and nurtures other parts of a relationship, gives us room to breathe, to be ourselves with each other.
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Jestalessa said:I said "understanding".
Understanding that everyone is their own autonomous being
Understanding that no one is perfect
Understanding that we all need a few aspects (sometimes different aspects) of any relationship to *help* us (not *make* us) feel loved and valued
Mutual understanding builds trust and nurtures other parts of a relationship, gives us room to breathe, to be ourselves with each other.
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I didn't see the option for 'write a Danielle Steele novel'
Understanding that everyone is their own autonomous being
Understanding that no one is perfect
Understanding that we all need a few aspects (sometimes different aspects) of any relationship to *help* us (not *make* us) feel loved and valued
Mutual understanding builds trust and nurtures other parts of a relationship, gives us room to breathe, to be ourselves with each other.
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I didn't see the option for 'write a Danielle Steele novel'
Anonymous
For a real woman, sex becomes unimportant if her partner does not behave compassionately toward them most of the time or at least acts like they understand them the other part of the time.
Anonymous
Sorry I'm with the majority on this. Trust is definitely the most important thing in a relationship. That and being able to remember to have a bloody good laugh.
