does your relationship with someone depend on...

Don't all relationships depend on trust and honesty?

No.

Really? Care to elaborate?

There are so many types of relationships which people have that it would be rather unlikely that every single one of them relied on those two particular traits. The odds are very much against your claim.

Dump him or her.

how many we can fit in the bed

Did they murder someone?

Most relationships are based on a series of lies and mutually accepted delusions. That's what I hear anyway.

how many we can fit in the bed

^^hahaha

totally, I have friends that I am only friends with, because I need them to take my secrets to the grave, but shhh, don't tell them that's why....... :devil:

Like what?

To answer the question, no if it's just everyday crap. Yes if it involves what happens in the bathroom and bedroom.

I can tell you right now that there is not a single person in my life who needs to be honest with me about what happens in the bathroom. In fact, I would very much appreciate it if no one ever felt the need to confide in me about that particular area, ever.

totally, I have friends that I am only friends with, because I need them to take my secrets to the grave, but shhh, don't tell them that's why....... :devil:

Like what?

lol, if I told you, I'd have to keep you, too....

Don't all relationships depend on trust and honesty?

No.

Really? Care to elaborate?

There are so many types of relationships which people have that it would be rather unlikely that every single one of them relied on those two particular traits. The odds are very much against your claim.

Let me rephrase then: ALL Relationship should depend on Trust and Honesty. Without those two things, it is not likely that the relationship will mature and reach it's full potential.

Your original post was trying to claim a truth. Your new post states a personal opinion.

That's not rephrasing - that's completely changing what you wrote.

As for your newly stated opinion, I don't agree with that either.

whether or not you can keep their secret ?

Yes.
Every client I have.
By law.
Next.

and every patient of mine - it becomes a way of life that spills over into "reality" - "That which I see in the lives of men (blame Hippocrates, not me) that I should not disclose, that I will not disclose".

If I had an intimate secret known only to a friend and subsequently discovered that it had become common knowledge then that "friendship" would automatically become an "aquaintanceship" - without mutual trust.