relationships

I’m not a relationship expert, but one thing is clear, it takes both sides to build a relationship. 

It’s more like “Rub my back, I’ll rub your back” 

If your partner does apologize whenever he/she is wrong, you should also apologize whenever you’re wrong. 

Whatever you want from your partner, you should also be ready to give it back. You can’t be nonchalant towards them and except them to put you first. 

If you want a perfect partner, you should also work towards perfection. If you want the best partner on earth, you should also be the best partner too. 

Don’t demand what you can’t give. It doesn’t work that way.

True words.
A relationship should never be one-sided; it takes two to come together, put in effort, and nurture the connection.  

Partners must communicate openly, support each other, and contribute equally to their growth. When only one person carries the weight, imbalance sets in, leading to frustration and resentment.  

Love, trust, and respect should flow both ways. A thriving relationship is built on mutual effort, shared understanding, and a commitment to growing together.