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Threads : The new Social Media Platform! | Walt Hampton
Labelling Relationships
Normally people go about tagging and labelling the bond one shares with another. We see hashtags of besties, forever mates, lifelines, siblings and much more. Its so common practice but lets understand this in detail if its viable to do so or not?
When a person tags a bond with another and label a specific relation to them, the scope of better growth, understanding and further development of the bond ceases. For example- when a student labels the teacher as a source of learning or guru, he can surely learn valuable knowledge and can become wise by implementing the knowledge accessed but it is not guaranteed that the student teacher bond would take the form of friendship or not or even something further.
Labelling restricts us from developing further connections. Actually the bond is made after tagging of the specific kind of connection that we share and feel with another.
What if one doesn't label the connections, and can feel every connection with one soul? It would make us feel contented and blissful. For example- people experience every relationship with god, because they dont label or tag it, so the love grows beyond infinity where there is sence of security of being together always. He can help you being an angel or you may feel him to be your husband, brother, father, son, any relation you want to experience.
Basis is "connections" which later forms specific relations by the bond we tag to those connections. It might not be wrong to feel multiple connections with one person, that might be the one made for you which makes you feel complete, your "better half".