The part about how a relationship looks within Stringism is covered in depth in the topic on monogamy. But let’s start with what a relationship is.
More interesting, though, is to pause over how relationships arise or are formed. First of all, relationships begin when nodes, knots, meet each other. Because a person's values, or their set of knots, are energetically encoded in the strings, like-minded people will notice that they resonate on the same energetic level.
If positive memories also arise during such an encounter, memories are built on the one hand through new strings. On the other hand, strings with the same energy attract one another and begin to create a new, unconscious connection. The more energy, the more strings; the stronger the relationship.
In the same way, relationships can unfortunately also break. If the people, souls, through their experiences gather different experiences and memories, their energy field changes. Especially after a traumatic event, such as burnout, that energy level can shift very quickly.
Earlier values and strings are then unraveled and repelled from the knot and the soul. As a result, the unconscious connections with other people are also broken. Then the question remains to what extent the conscious, memory-based connections can endure.
Sadly, the answer is not straightforward and depends on the person, but it is never simple.