Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Relationships"

A: This isn't quite right, it should say: "Relationships take two people. Not one person being faithful and another acting single." This means one person cannot be dedicated to the relationship, making sure the relationship works, wanting to be with the other person; while the other person acts like they are not even in a relationship.

A: In British English your sentence works very well.
"Relationships are like glass, if they get broken and you put yourself back in them you get hurt"

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A: Relationships don’t go as you want them to.
or
Relationships don’t go the way you want them to.
So, don't stress about it.

By the way, it's okay to be late Hanna. Take your time.

You can cancel the ticket the day before, but it can’t be canceled the day of.

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The first one could possibly be read to mean something else (i.e., the person has bad luck with relationships), so to be more specific you might want to say:

You can’t control what happens in a relationship. So, don’t stress about it.

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A: The hard work of tending to family and friends is a concept of all of the work and time spent maintaining a friendship or spending time with your family. In order to stay friends with someone, you have to spend time with them. This is referring to the fact that keeping up with friends and having friends isn't always easy. "it's not sexy of glamorous" is a reference to it not being attractive or it doesn't look good on the outside. It is not easy.