A few of the ideas in this book conflict with mainstream social disciplining, you might come across parts you take issue with, and that's all right. Apart from demonstrating how to apply the rules we've talked about in this course to your relationships, I don't aspire to convince you to alter your particular values to meet my own. I do, all the same, wish to challenge you to question your suppositions about relationships and make your own witting selections, even though your preferences might differ from mine.Our lives are filled up with a myriad of common relationship forms: loved ones, acquaintances, friends, colleagues, intimate partners, opponents, and strangers. No matter your present situation, reality, affection, and might may help you better all of these.In this book I'll mainly center on intimate relationships, but the concepts apply to all human associations.Table Of ContentsForewordChapter 1: Relationships and RealityChapter 2: Relationships and AffectionChapter 3: Relationships and MightChapter 4: Relationships and UnityChapter 5: Relationships Command Bravery and Being IntelligentWrapping Up