Relationships are about the exchange of value. The form of value may be different. For example, in a relationship, we may be having a good time, feeling warm, enjoying monitoring benefits, and gaining valuable insights.
As we grow, our needs change. What we valued yesterday may no longer be valuable today. Hence, the intensity of relationships changes over time. The relationship with a massive exchange of value gains strength and vigour. The relationships where value exchange fades tend to dissipate over time.
If a relationship is a plant, then the value we add to it is water, soil, and sunlight.
