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Mutual understanding. If you can't appreciate where the other person is coming from (even if you don't agree), or be compassionate when the other person makes mistakes, then you have no business being in a relationship with that person.
This.
I think a depth of understanding comes with age. I know when i was young I really didn't have a clue, it was, to some extent, all about me. My wants, my needs, my emotions.
The older I get the more I have come to realise that to love someone you must understand them, their wants, their needs, how they think and feel.
If both parties have that frame of mind, the relationship can be very strong indeed.
There's nothing worse than giving your all in a relationship only to have her take everything and give whatever she's willing to spare. I was young and foolish. My ex was selfish, but I thought it was because I wasn't giving enough. So I gave more and more and more... After years of confusion and contempt, I realized it wasn't me - it was her.
To me, all things that fall under being unselfish:
-Treats you well
-Doesn't give you everything you want, but certainly gives you more than enough
-Doesn't cheat (cheaters are selfish)
-Considerate
-Loving
-Appreciates you
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