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I guess it does but not always in a good way |
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I strongly agree. Without someone there for you, or someone to always count on no matter what, your
personality could change. Relationships, or shall i say strong relationships that are happy and have
a strong foundation make both the participates very happy.
The ones in the relationship enjoy themselves and enjoy life. Since i have been in my relationship i
have grown as a character. I am far more better at expressing myself. I am much more mature, I have
better respect for people and I am on the right path instead of the wrong one i was heading down.
There is nothing like knowing that this one person know everything about you and can tell you what
kind of mood you're in or if you're smiling by the sound of your voice. When you have that it just
makes you know that it is great, the feelings, the memories, the whole relationship itself. |
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Absolutely. A relationship will bring to surface your greatest defects of character. Kind of a
mixed blessing. If you have some humility you will fare better and you may actually improve your
general being. People will only change if they absolutely have to, and the risk of losing someone
you love is sometimes enough to change you (but often not).
I know that i have grown as a person from being in a committed relationship. I appreciate
everything differently and my life has become so much better. Me as a person, i am more mature and
the best of him has come to me, and the best of me has gone to him. |
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Relationships do create a lot of personality and character. Through all the relationships you will
go through before you settle down, you will learn so much about yourself. Plus, you will go through
a lot of heartache, but that teaches you also. All the different people out there with different
personalities and likes and dislikes, you will learn the most of anything in your life from the
reltionships you go through. I know that when I was dating, I ran into all kinds. Intellectual,
people that partied all the time, boring guys and then really fun guys who I had a lot in common
with. The biggest lesson I learned is that you cannot make someone change. They just won't do it
unless they really want to and it takes a lot of time for the change to occur. So, if you meet
someone, you think you can change them, don't count on it. |
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Prove it. |
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Baccus, Dear Chap, we are all interacting together here.
We share thoughts and challenge each others beliefs.
I think we can develop something or stimulate it through interaction with others, but not create it. |
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No. Character, or moral integrity, is created by each individual CHOICE you make/made.....
Integrity, like fabric/cloth, can be re-woven/restored thread by thread ;choice by choice, made
WHOLE again, just the same way you ripped it tore it down. Lessened your own self.
You can be rebuilt. By CHOICES you make.
The choices you make today indicate your life-quality tomorrow. |
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You should have your own character or personality before you enter a relationship or its like dating
a doorknob- not exiting or fun at all. |
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I agree with flash; personality is not created, it is developed and can be influenced, but you can't
naturally make alternate egos wherever you go with different people. |
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If you break wind in a vacuum does it still smell? |
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I believe that people have no personality what so ever and that people just imagine that they do. |
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I disagree with this debate. I think that people are born with character and personality. Regardless
of rather a person has relationships with other people or not, they will have a character and a
personality. However, I do agree that being in relationships helps people develop attitudes. If you
are forced to be around people you do not like, you will develop an attitude of resentment. However,
it will not change your personality or character. You will always be who you are no matter who you
have relationships with. I also believe that your attitude and character are predetermined and
cannot be changed. You can try to change who you are, but you really never can change. Every time
you try to change, it only last for a short period, and you will always return to who you really
are. Character and personality are predetermined in one's DNA and cannot be changed or altered by
other people. |
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20 May 2008 06:08
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