Your relationships will never be deep, if you lack curiosity and daringness

We seek thrills and empathize, wired to flourish and attuned to our emotions, but we aren’t equipped with the common sense to creating a meaningful bond “ No one understands me”, “ We’re different”, “ He/She is so weird/crazy!”, “ I hangout with him/them for parties”, “ I don’t want to deal with problems” Sound familiar? Tired of hearing this? <img alt="" src="https://miro.medium.com/v2/resize:fit:500/1*GNBU9iyDbhq4aOK9ArmAOg.jpeg" style="height:441px; width:400px" /> “Hanging Out” these days A relationship is by definition to relate, however, frivolous standards of friendship and romantic relationships these days are thinning out the human tribe and crushing the hopes of those who still crave that interpersonal, stimulating bond that provides so much satisfaction. Heres an idea: Engage most conversations with daring curiosity, exposition, expression, and relatability, and empathy will follow. Keep the small talk to short-of-time situations. Like seeing an intriguing, charismatic protagonist for the first time in a movie, we are captivated by his wits, quirky mannerisms, and knowledgeable insights (example: a homeless person handing a bible to a lonely, wealthy man saying: “ May God bless our unfulfilled lives”), because the protagonist is desirable by design. <a href="https://medium.com/@crispybliss/relationship-rises-from-daring-curiosity-and-blossoms-in-multiplicity-3ace8f7b2426">Learn More</a>