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Relationships

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my guide to a good relationship.

2 replies

sixtwosix · 23/04/2006 13:15

as i am such an espert on this topic.

respect. and more respect. and acceptance of the other persons right to fail, but still be loved.

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anniemac · 24/04/2006 10:30

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forestfern · 28/04/2006 10:47

What if two people have different views on what respect is both for themselves and for an another, and how it should be earned? If they fail in this respect, should they still be loved? If they fail to earn each others respect? Back to the chemistry of love and not the formula?

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