For most people, we don’t have a unidirectional relationship with something. We don’t feel we’re capable of having a relationship with something, or of loving it. We are, instead, constantly comparing ourselves against it. We are constantly trying to get the best of it, yet we are always afraid of losing it.
In a unidirectional relationship, there’s no “you,” no “I,” no “me.” There’s no ego, no self-consciousness, no judgment, and the only person you get to feel is the other person.
This is the first true “self” I think about as I write this. I have a relationship with my laptop. It’s a computer that I interact with every day, and I’m always looking through the lens and trying to see how I can improve and improve it. I have a relationship with my shoes. They’re my shoes, they belong to me, and I’m always trying to make sure that they look good and that they fit.
If we feel alone in the world, we might be a bit more sensitive to that loneliness. And if we feel as if we have a lot of things to say to each other, maybe we might take the time to really think about what we want to say to each other.
One of my biggest fears of my youth was feeling as if I had no one. I was a bit afraid that my friends would leave me; I was afraid that I could never be the person I thought I was. I was afraid that I would never feel satisfied with the person I was.
This is where the idea of unidirectional relationship comes in. This is when two people, one of whom is a human and one of whom is a robot, are in a relationship of mutual trust and mutual appreciation. The problem is that often times we only have the relationship and not the relationship. We are not in a mutually trusting relationship, but we have a good connection. We just have different priorities.
The most common problem I see with unidirectional relationships is that one person has the tendency to ignore the other. When I am being honest with myself, I have to admit that I do sometimes do that. I’ll find myself forgetting to thank the person I’m talking with and then telling them about something that I should have told them. This is not a great way to build relationships because it leads to a lot of misunderstanding.
We all have bad days and bad days and bad days. To improve our relationships and prevent bad things from happening, we need to remember that we are all unique individuals. We also need to remember that we are all part of the same human body, and that we each have a distinct personality.
The human body is not a straight line. We are a complex organism that is made up of billions of cells and trillions of little parts. And every cell is connected to every other cell. But more importantly, every cell is connected to the rest of the human body. We all have a relationship with another person, and we do everything we can to maintain and nurture that relationship. This is why we need to help each other out.
All relationships have a unidirectional relationship. That is, if you love someone, you have to make sure they love you back. Most of the time, this means you need to do something for them. And that something is called reciprocity.
