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TheGoodGuy · M
Safety. Or rather the lack of it. Both sides should feel safe from receiving any kind of harm from the other, whether that's from lying, cheating, not having each other's backs, running away from each other... So many things. They have to be 100% safe with each other, and know that they are as well. They should know that no matter what happens one won't harm the other, and they'll always be there for each other no matter what. So yeah, safety.
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@TheGoodGuy The way I see it is that safety happens as a by-product of all other small things coming together. Indeed safety is important, but also how we get to it is equally important if not more so.