Relationships – a very controversial and popular topic in society. Why? Because relationships themselves have no definition. For example, there are several types of relationships: relationships themselves, relationships with partners, professional relationships, etc. For us as individuals, having a good relationship with ourselves is extremely important. We work on our relationships with ourselves virtually throughout our lives. We heal the wounds we have received from others and improve ourselves so that we can love ourselves more. This is called self-love. It is spoken of quite frequently these days. This is because having a positive relationship with yourself and loving yourself is very important. It is said that if you do not love yourself, you will not be able to communicate love to others. And that means something!
The next most important relationship in our lives is our relationship with our parents, with our parents. It may seem like a cliché, but it is important from the earliest stages of our childhood. Unfortunately, there is not much we can do about it. If we don\’t have a good relationship with our parents now, we can at least try. Have a good relationship with your children and be a good parent. None of our children need a super mom who can do several activities at once and smile without a bead of sweat on her forehead. Children need mothers, not robots. The same goes for fathers.
The key relationships that further our lives are the social relationships that shape us as human beings in society and shape our behavior and experiences in a given situation. The first of these relationships is with our classmates (in kindergarten, relationships). The influence of classmates is indeed significant and often very neglected. Take bullying, for example. No one has ever experienced or will ever experience bullying. It is like a virus; it is difficult to stop its spread. Bullying can scar us physically and mentally, and has implications for our future and subsequent narcissism (see above). Another relationship is formed by teachers during the school day. Ideally, no teacher should be unnecessarily preoccupied with a particular student. Life would be much easier if they did. Teachers are both authority figures who should be polite and protective. It is good for a child to be able to ask a teacher for help if he or she has a problem.