What qualities do you believe are essential in a strong relationship?
By Anish Asokan
@RevivedWarrior (3701)
India
June 21, 2024 1:07pm CST
We are social animals. We do seek companionship either as a friend or a relation. However, there are times, a relation breaks after long time and at times a relation ends in short time. Very lucky ones have relations going over lifetime. Experts state it is trust as the most essential in a relationship. Perhaps, even if we do not know what the other person is capable of doing, we should be cent per sure what the person should not do and that for me is the definition of trust. However, do not believe it is only factor which leads to a strong relationship. What do you think are the qualities essential in a strong relationship
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9 responses
@RevivedWarrior (3701)
• India
22 Jun 24
Yes, it is a very important aspect in any relationship. Thanks for sharing!
@RevivedWarrior (3701)
• India
22 Jun 24
Guess, you meant communication. Yes, it is an important component of cultivating a good relation.Thanks for sharing!
@TheHorse (229704)
• Walnut Creek, California
22 Jun 24
@RevivedWarrior Communication occurs at many levels. What has been your personal experience so far?
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@RevivedWarrior (3701)
• India
24 Jun 24
@TheHorse I agree on the same. Any level or mdoe of communciation has to give trust factor to all involved.
@kaylachan (79141)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
21 Jun 24
strong communication. It's not wrong to want to know what the other's doing.
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@RevivedWarrior (3701)
• India
22 Jun 24
Often breakdown in communication causes lot of issues and breakups in relationships. Thanks for sharing this point.
@Deepizzaguy (113116)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
21 Jun 24
Honesty even if the truth is considered offensive, being able to take care of money and trust.
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@Deepizzaguy (113116)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
22 Jun 24
@RevivedWarrior You are welcome.
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@RevivedWarrior (3701)
• India
22 Jun 24
Very true, honesty is a very important aspect in any relationship. Thanks for sharing!
@zhangxueying (3362)
• China
22 Jun 24
I think sincerity and honesty are very important
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@RevivedWarrior (3701)
• India
22 Jun 24
Both are very very important aspects in any relationship. Thanks for sharing!
@Ghostlady (1905)
• United States
21 Jun 24
Trust is formost important. Most of my relationships that did not last was because of Trust. Tom and I were friends..talked and enjoyed outings for a few months before it got serious. I learned from him dating other people what kind of person he was, and saw that he believes in telling the truth..not just in a relationship but in all aspects. But because of the past, I sometimes question what he Might be doing when he is with friends, but he always comes home and tells me about his time away. So IMO Trust is important as well as communication and respect of each other's space. Been with Tom almost 26 years...friends for 30 years.
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@RevivedWarrior (3701)
• India
22 Jun 24
Well, that's a big example using your life. Take a bow and full respect. Thanks for sharing!
@adnileb (5287)
• Philippines
28 Jul 24
For me, honesty is the most essential quality for a strong relationship.
When you trust the person you love, he or she should be honest in return to that trust you gave.
There are lots of things that can happen when you are not honest with one another.
Cheating is number one.
Next essential quality would be having an open communication.
you should tell each other everything since you are in a relationship.
Even if it is good or bad or something in between.
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@innertalks (23063)
• Australia
22 Jun 24
There are different types of relationship, though, and ones with family, are different than ones with friends.
I have never liked having strong relationships, and I prefer people to accept me as I am, in a relationship. I do not like relationships to grow too strong, as they often then can become a burden of dependence.
On the other hand, mutual respect, and giving time to others, certainly helps to foster a good relationship too.
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@innertalks (23063)
• Australia
23 Jun 24
@RevivedWarrior Thanks. I like to look at the different sides of a discussion.
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@RevivedWarrior (3701)
• India
22 Jun 24
You are right in pointing out that the over attachment in relationships can result in over dependence and burden. Thanks for sharing!
@RevivedWarrior (3701)
• India
31 Jul 24
Well pointed out ! these are the very much needed aspects. Thanks for sharing!
