Relationship most often refers to Family relatives and consanguinity. Interpersonal relationship, a strong, deep, or close association or acquaintance between two or more people. Correlation and dependence, relationships in mathematics and statistics between two variables or sets of data.
Relationship the way in which two or more concepts, objects, or people are connected, or the state of being connected.
There are 14 Different Types of Relationship
Codependent
In this relationship, you or your partner (or both of you) cannot function without the other person. You feel anxiety and depression when you’re not around one another. Other areas of your life suffer. You’ll often do out of the ordinary things to keep this person’s love—like cancel a trip you planned years ago with friends, to stay with this person, or give up a great job to have more time with your partner.
Independent
You’re a “power couple.” Or at least, you think you are. What you really are is this: two people who do not know how or are not willing to compromise and sacrifice for the relationship. You always put yourself ahead of your partner, and visa versa. You’re both highly focused on your careers, or your own separate social lives. You essentially just meet up when it’s convenient for both of you. But love is not a priority.
Dominating
At one point, unfortunately, you’ll date someone who controls you. He will set all the rules for the relationship, and you will follow them. Something about this person makes you spineless. You don’t even see how ridiculous his rules are, such as a rule that you not go out with friends without him, or that you stop talking to your male friends, or that all holidays are spent with his family instead of yours. You’ll be under a spell that will be clear to your friends, but for some reason not to you. And you’ll feel great anxiety around ever speaking your mind or demanding something from this person.
Rebound
You, and possibly the other person involved in this relationship, have just gone through breakups and need love to cover up the pain. This relationship almost never works out because it is built on the fear of facing the reality of your recent breakup, rather than focusing on this new person and whether or not they are compatible for you. So it is fragile.
Open
We all get a little new age at some point and give this relationship a try. In this relationship, the two individuals are emotionally committed to one another, but are both free to sleep with other people. This type of relationship mostly only works when both parties aren’t that emotionally invested in one another. And for this reason, it usually ends anyways.
Working hard
You really want love, you meet someone who really wants love, and so you’re willing to make a lot of changes for it. You change the way you talk, dress, think and socialize for him. He does the same for you. You actually have zero interest in one another’s passions and hobbies, but you attend all related event and feign interest. You look happy to the outside world, but it’s actually the most exhausting relationship you’ve ever been in.
Toxic
Okay, the previous relationship is the second most exhausting relationship you’ll ever be in. This is the one that will leave you feeling emotionally, mentally and physically immobile. The toxic relationship is one in which you and your partner have an extreme attraction to one another, but have such drastically different morals, opinions, or integrity that all you do is fight. You bring out the worst in each other. But you can’t stay away from each other. You’re always on edge in this relationship. It’s like being on a drug: the highs are very high, but the lows leave you incapacitated.
Temporary
It’s fun for now, but you wouldn’t make plans for the future. You couldn’t claim anything is wrong with the guy. You enjoy having sex with him and spending time with him. But that real umph isn’t there—that can’t live without him sensation. But it’s easy, and it’s a good distraction for a while.
Basically friends
Everything is great except one thing: you and him do not feel like having sex with one another. It feels like kissing your cousin. You can have a fun day, connect on many levels, but when it comes to the bedroom, your blood runs cold.
Basically friends
Everything is great except one thing: you and him do not feel like having sex with one another. It feels like kissing your cousin. You can have a fun day, connect on many levels, but when it comes to the bedroom, your blood runs cold.
Prize possession
At one point you will date a rich or insanely handsome man, because you’re just intrigued by what life is like with that guy on your arm. You’ve seen gold diggers who seem happy with filthy rich gentlemen, or your giddy friend who is always with a model. So you give it a go. If you’re an emotionally sound person, you typically can’t carry this one on for long. You crave a real connection.
Good on paper
You’ll date one guy because you should. Everybody—your friends, your family, complete strangers—think this guy is perfect. He’s handsome, he has a great job, he has a good sense of humor, he is kind, he is totally marriage and father material and he treats you like a queen. But again, the umph factor is missing. He doesn’t excite you. You can have great conversations, but a certain inexplicable connection just isn’t happening.
Long distance
During one of your romantic phases, you’ll try out a long distance relationship. You’ll tell yourself yours will be the one to work out. And you’ll love going to visit him—it will feel like a vacation every time. But eventually, you’ll realize you don’t want to move to him, he doesn’t want to move to you, flights are getting expensive and you’re tired of missing out on what’s going on with your friends back at home.
Emotional affair
You probably will not realize it the first time you get into one of these, so we’ll give you a freebee. But at one point, you will develop an intimate, emotional connection with a man who is already in a committed relationship, or when you yourself are in a committed relationship. Nothing physical ever happens, but you share secrets with this person, you get anxious when you’re going to see him, and if you think about it, your or his partner wouldn’t really approve of it.
Relationship most often refers to Family relatives and consanguinity.
Family is defined as a domestic group of people with some degree of kinship – whether through blood, marriage, or adoption. Ideally each child is nurtured, respected, and grows up to care for others and develop strong and healthy relationships.
Well I really do not get the concept of “BEST FRIENDS”, I think friends are friends.
Actually those who we refer as “Best” are our actual friends rest are those who we think are our friends but they are just people who we know or are in good talking terms(they can be your best friend in future)
As per the traditional definition of this term, Best Friends are those with whom you can share all your matters/thoughts/problems without any fear that they will gossip about it on your back. They are bitter at times because they are your true well wishers. They always pull your leg on your face but can’t hear a single word against you on your back.
In today time best friends keep changing. A person who is your best friend now, can be just friend or may be enemy in coming future. I don’t mean that they are bad, I mean that problem is with us or may be understanding. we do not want to hear any bitter reality about us and so if anyone tells us something bad of us we feel annoyed/irritated.
1. If you trust trust blindly, they make sure they you don’t ever feel blind.
2. They advice what is right for you, not what you like, that’s why they are bitter many times.
3. They accept you for what you are as a person, not for your father’s financial status.
4. They know that No one is perfect in this world so they do not laugh on your weaknesses but they help you to improve.
5. They make sure that they are HAVING fun with you,not MAKING fun of yours. You too keep it in mind as they may or may not complain but they surely feel insulted.
6. They never solve your troubles, don’t take me wrong. I mean they never solve your problem but they make you capable/confident to solve your problems and they stay with you in all ups and down.
7. They believe in you more then you believe.
8. If they can’t stop you from crying they don’t just give you a shoulder to cry on but they cry with you.
9. Sometime they know that they can’t help you and the loss is unbearable, still they hug you and say “Don’t worry we(not you) can handle it.”
10. They are the true adviser when it comes to love and relationship.
11. Main thing is that they are real pain in ass (Sorry for this line but really they are).
euphoria 