What have you learned..., from your past relationships? Options

[captured_serenit...]

I just wanted to know what has everyone learned from your past relationships with boyfriends, and girlfriends. Engagement, Marriage, Couples...
What have you really learned in life from the past relationships?

I've learned, from my past relationships about Trust, Caring for one another, love, and life.

I'm writing a paper on this...please help me out. =)

[brandon32490]

(1)Personality matters more importantly then looks.

(2)High school relationships aren't as serious as people say they are.

(3)If you aren't satisfied with your relationship, don't wait till something bad happens to dump them.

(4)Online relationships are NOT worth it.

(5)If a male wants your body, do not go out.

(6)If a female wants your body, do not go out.

(7)Always be 100% satisfied when you are with your partner, otherwise your partner will become uncomfortable and will start thinking you want to break up with him or her.

(8)Never rush things. Personally, its a stupid thing to do.

(9)Never fight for a man or woman, in the end it isn't always worth it.

(10) DO NOT FALL FOR SOMEONE THAT YOU KNOW YOU DON'T HAVE A CHANCE WITH.

(11)Do not worry about what happens between you and your boyfriend/girlfriend. I've learned that worryness always leads to uncomfortable relationships which lead to break-ups in a short amount of time.

(12)Never ask to many questions to the point that your partner will think your over-protective. Give them some space.

(13)Men should always pay for the dinner, even if the female is rich.

(14)Do not go out with a male or female just because your friends said you wouldn't do it.

(15)Never get obsessed with someone.

(16)Never make your partner feel embarrased, unless he or she is willing to be embarrasing with you.

(17)Never call them all the time, never send them notes during class.

(18)Never be to sweet, never let your partner have full control over you because then it would become boring which will lead to break-up.

(19)Even though you may want to talk about your personal life with your loved one, never talk about depressing stuff unless he or she wants you to. Depressed conversations are intense.

(20)Never say you cut yourself. Cutting yourself is a dumb thing to do, but your loved one doesn't want to know about that. Also, never tell them that you've commited suicide before. At least..not until the relationship gets comfortable enough to express those kinds of memories.

(21)Offer to go somewhere. You never know what you have until you loose it.

If I know anymore, I will edit this.