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Is a relationship, where One doesn't want the Other to care about the One, an ideal relationship? Also, if the One actually cares about the Other?
For example, if I ask him or her about his or her health, but he or she doesn't want me to care. However, he or she cares about my health.
That relationship is called "steward" - One cares for something or someone but there is no caring in return. Strictly one way. That is ok for airlines and stuff, but it is a business relationship, not a personal relationship.
Persons need love. That is when you are aware of a need and you take care of it. A person needs air, water, food, clothing/shelter, and companionship. If a person doesn't get all five of those, they either die or turn into a weird person.
You don't need to convince anybody and it usually is a mistake to try. You are not responsible for their behavior, and you should not shoot off your mouth because it is even possible that you are wrong. (OMG!)
Alright, duly noted.
I'll figure it out.
Thanks again.
That's what I believed.
Now my other question is: Is it ideal to end this relation or should I try and convince him or her?
Because, even if I end it, he or she will still end up in a "steward" relationship with someone else.