connectionship
connectionship by Veronica Adams June 20, 2015
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Connectionship
A) An individual strand of connection that may be collected to build a relationship.
B) One factor of a relationship.
B) One factor of a relationship.
Sam and Alex had found their connectionships unfold from several hobbies to singing songs and being parents.
Connectionship by cyberphunkisms February 11, 2018
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Connectionship
The way in which two or more people are connected, the state of being connected.
In contrast to friendship it excludes emotional relations.
In contrast to relationship it excludes committing relations.
In contrast to friendship it excludes emotional relations.
In contrast to relationship it excludes committing relations.
Person A: What do I need for my own business?
Person B: You'll need talent, a tax number and connectionship.
Person B: You'll need talent, a tax number and connectionship.
Connectionship by WLAN__ November 17, 2015
Connectionship
When you make an emotional connection with someone and focus on building a relationship with that person to further your rapport. It builds trust between you both.
Connectionship by Chelc927 March 27, 2024
Connectionship
A conscious, intimate dynamic between two people defined by a profound, loving, and spiritual soul connection, combined with a strong sexual attraction. While the bond is intense and deeply affectionate, both partners deliberately choose—for personal reasons—not to form a traditional couple or adopt societal relationship labels.
• Core values: Spiritual depth, pure love, physical intimacy, and freedom from conventional relationship structures.
• Nuance vs. existing terms: Unlike a situationship (which often implies ambiguity or lack of commitment) or friends with benefits (where the primary focus is physical), a connectionship places the deep, loving connection at the absolute center.
• Core values: Spiritual depth, pure love, physical intimacy, and freedom from conventional relationship structures.
• Nuance vs. existing terms: Unlike a situationship (which often implies ambiguity or lack of commitment) or friends with benefits (where the primary focus is physical), a connectionship places the deep, loving connection at the absolute center.
"We don't live together and aren't officially dating, but what we share is a beautiful connectionship where we truly understand each other on the deepest level."
Connectionship by W i Ly October 6, 2026
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