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The Key Elements Of A Relationship

What do you think keeps a real relationship going? Good things or bad thing?
What do you think is a good thing for a relationship to have to keep it going?

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I want to believe are the good things if two people still together but they are killing each other in the process it doesn't make it a succesful couple, a lot of people stay in unhealthy relationships because of different issues. I cannot call a relationship like that as 'real'.

Three important elements: Trust, Love and Respect

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Dont you think there is something about yourself too, before there is something with another? I think to love another you must love yourself. To trust another you must know yourself, and be comfortable with who you are. But how do we develop respect for someone? Is it something wrong or terrible that has come up in their lives, or....something that they have in their personality?

I personally think fighting holds a relationship together. Better yet, communication. When a couple fight they let it all out, and its better to have it out there than to hold this feeling about them in ur heart. As long as there is repent made after the fighitng, fighting can really make a relationship a lot stronger

Edited: FunXueYei on 3rd Dec, 2003 - 11:14pm

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This question does not make sense to me since a relationship can only be built upon mutal consent which inevitably has to be based on 'good' for the two parties involved.

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Oh no, i just meant something seemingly negative that could have a positive outcome (like fighitng as i said) Or what things are poepl turned off in past relationships. Sorry for that..

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