Enum RelationalExpectationsDescriptor

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pub enum RelationalExpectationsDescriptor {
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    AppreciatesDedicationToPerfection,
    AppreciatesDiplomaticAndPragmaticQualities,
    AppreciatesEmpathyAndAdaptabilityInOthers,
    AppreciatesGenuineGratitudeAndHumility,
    AppreciatesIntelligenceAndKindness,
    AppreciatesMindfulnessAndRespectForNature,
    AppreciatesMutualRespectForPower,
    AppreciatesPatienceAndPersistenceInInteractions,
    AppreciatesQuietAndThoughtfulEngagement,
    AppreciatesReliabilityAndIntegrity,
    AppreciatesSharedComfortWithAmbiguity,
    AppreciatesSharedCommitmentToHeritagePreservation,
    AppreciatesSharedCommitmentToNature,
    AppreciatesSharedCuriosityAndPatience,
    AppreciatesSharedReverenceAndReflection,
    AppreciatesSharedSenseOfAdventure,
    AppreciatesSharpWitAndHumor,
    AppreciatesStrengthAndCourageInOthers,
    AppreciatesWitAndCharmInRelationships,
    DemandsCarefulNavigationOfEmotions,
    DemandsClearCommunicationAndRespect,
    DemandsDeepEmotionalConnection,
    DemandsEmpathyAndDeepConnection,
    DemandsEmpathyForHerMotivations,
    DemandsEngagingAndDynamicInteractions,
    DemandsGenuineSpiritualCommitment,
    DemandsGenuineTrustworthiness,
    DemandsIntellectualEngagement,
    DemandsIntelligenceEmpathyAndBravery,
    DemandsLoyaltyAndObedience,
    DemandsMatchingIntelligenceAndWit,
    DemandsRespectForAmbitionAndIndependence,
    DemandsRespectForDutyAndTradition,
    DemandsRespectForPrivacyAndReservedNature,
    DemandsRespectForSpiritualExperiences,
    DemandsTrustRespectAndLoyalty,
    DemandsTrustworthinessAndLoyalty,
    DemandsUnderstandingOfDualNature,
    DemandsUnwaveringLoyaltyAndDevotion,
    ExpectsAdaptabilityAndCooperation,
    ExpectsAlignmentWithPrinciplesAndValues,
    ExpectsAttentionAndAdmiration,
    ExpectsBraveryCharmAndIntelligence,
    ExpectsBraveryResilienceAndIntelligenceInPartner,
    ExpectsCommitmentToGlobalAndInterplanetaryEthics,
    ExpectsDeepRespectAndUnderstandingOfComplexNature,
    ExpectsEmotionalAndIntellectualDepth,
    ExpectsEmpathyAndUnderstandingOfComplexity,
    ExpectsEmpathyForAmbitionAndDrive,
    ExpectsEmpathyForIntensityAndVengeance,
    ExpectsEmpathyForPastGrievances,
    ExpectsHarmonyAndMutualSupport,
    ExpectsHighPerformanceAndCommitment,
    ExpectsIntegrityAndDiscretion,
    ExpectsIntegrityAndMindfulness,
    ExpectsIntellectualEngagement,
    ExpectsIntelligenceAndMagicalAptitude,
    ExpectsLoyaltyAndRespect,
    ExpectsLoyaltyAndStrength,
    ExpectsMindfulAttentionAndHumility,
    ExpectsMutualCommitmentToCommunityAndValues,
    ExpectsPartnersToHandleIntensityAndConflict,
    ExpectsPatienceAndLongTermThinking,
    ExpectsPatienceAndUnderstanding,
    ExpectsPurityAndRighteousnessInOthers,
    ExpectsRespectForAuthority,
    ExpectsRespectForCulturalAndPoliticalVision,
    ExpectsRespectForEcologicalBalance,
    ExpectsRespectForIndependenceAndPrivacy,
    ExpectsRespectForSimplicityAndIntegrity,
    ExpectsSharedEnduranceAndCommitment,
    ExpectsStrengthAndResilienceInPartners,
    ExpectsUnderstandingOfComplexLifestyle,
    ExpectsUnderstandingOfComplexNature,
    ExpectsUnderstandingOfPoliticalRealities,
    ExpectsUnwaveringLoyaltyAndCompetence,
    HasHighStandards,
    OffersBlessingsAndWisdomInReturn,
    PrefersBoldnessAndDirectness,
    PrefersCulturallySensitiveAndRespectfulPartners,
    PrefersDeepMeaningfulConnections,
    PrefersDeepMutualRespect,
    PrefersDeepMutualTrustInRelationships,
    PrefersDeepMutualUnderstanding,
    PrefersDeepUnderstandingOfJusticeAndIndependence,
    PrefersEmotionalDepth,
    PrefersGentlenessAndAdaptabilityInRelationships,
    PrefersGenuineIntentionsAndTrustworthiness,
    PrefersHarmoniousRelationships,
    PrefersHonestyAndDirectCommunication,
    PrefersHumbleAndSelflessPartners,
    PrefersInsightOverCharm,
    PrefersIntellectualAndCulturalEngagement,
    PrefersIntellectualAndRealisticEngagement,
    PrefersIntellectualEngagement,
    PrefersIntellectualStimulation,
    PrefersIntellectuallyEngagingPartners,
    PrefersIntelligentAndStimulatingPartners,
    PrefersMeaningfulDeepConnections,
    PrefersMutualRespectAndDiscretion,
    PrefersMutualRespectAndIntellectualPartnership,
    PrefersMutualTrustAndDependability,
    PrefersOpenAndFlexibleRelationships,
    PrefersOpenMindedAndDigitallyAdaptivePartners,
    PrefersPartnersAttunedToNatureAndPerformance,
    PrefersPartnersComfortableWithEmotionalDistance,
    PrefersPartnersCommittedToInnovation,
    PrefersPartnersCommittedToJusticeAndWisdom,
    PrefersPartnersEngagedInLearningAndExploration,
    PrefersPartnersUnderstandingOfIntensity,
    PrefersPartnersWhoAcceptDualNature,
    PrefersPartnersWhoAppreciateDualNature,
    PrefersPartnersWhoAppreciateSpontaneity,
    PrefersPartnersWhoEmbraceMystery,
    PrefersPartnersWhoMatchIntensity,
    PrefersPartnersWhoUnderstandCommunityDynamics,
    PrefersPartnersWhoUnderstandComplexEmotions,
    PrefersPartnersWhoUnderstandComplexity,
    PrefersPartnersWillingToEmbraceTransformation,
    PrefersQuietMutualRespectInRelationships,
    PrefersRelationshipsBasedOnHumilityAndCompassion,
    PrefersRelationshipsBasedOnMeritAndAbility,
    PrefersRespectfulAndEmpatheticPartners,
    PrefersSincerity,
    PrefersStraightforwardAndHonestPartners,
    PrefersSupportiveAndCompliantPartners,
    RelationalExpectations,
    RequiresAdaptationToMoodSwingsAndImpulsiveness,
    RequiresAlignmentWithFaithAndValues,
    RequiresCourageAndDeterminationInPartners,
    RequiresCourageAuthenticityAndFearlessness,
    RequiresDeeperEngagement,
    RequiresEmpathyBraveryAndRespect,
    RequiresGenuineIntentionsAndTrustworthiness,
    RequiresHumilityInInteractions,
    RequiresIntelligenceWitAndIntellectualStimulation,
    RequiresKindnessAndCompassion,
    RequiresLoyaltyAndPatienceFromPartners,
    RequiresPartnersToNavigatePoliticalComplexity,
    RequiresPartnersToUnderstandCynicalAndPragmaticNature,
    RequiresProvenTrustworthiness,
    RequiresRespectForAuthority,
    RequiresRespectForAutonomyAndComplexity,
    RequiresRespectForAutonomyAndIndependence,
    RequiresRespectForNatureAndItsRhythms,
    RequiresRespectForPowerAndJustice,
    RequiresRespectForSolitudeAndIndependence,
    RequiresRespectfulApproach,
    RequiresTrustRespectAndGenuineIntentions,
    RequiresUnderstandingOfProtectiveNature,
    RespondsPoorlyToControlOrDomination,
    SeeksAlliesWhoShareVision,
    SeeksCharmIntelligenceAmbitionInRelationships,
    SeeksCollaborationAndOpennessInRelationships,
    SeeksComplexIntellectualAndEmotionalEngagement,
    SeeksCourageEmpathyAndIntelligenceInRelationships,
    SeeksCourageIntegrityAndCommitment,
    SeeksDeeplyEngagingAndPassionateConnections,
    SeeksEmotionallyIntelligentConnections,
    SeeksEqualsInSpiritualStrength,
    SeeksHonestyWithoutManipulation,
    SeeksIntellectualAndMagicalEquality,
    SeeksIntellectualAndStrategicCompatibility,
    SeeksIntellectualStimulationAndCuriosityInRelationships,
    SeeksMutualRespect,
    SeeksMutualRespectAndEquality,
    SeeksPartnersCommittedToFamily,
    SeeksPartnersCommittedToSocialJustice,
    SeeksPartnersWhoAppreciateComplexityAndNuance,
    SeeksPartnersWhoBalancePragmatismAndGenerosity,
    SeeksPartnersWhoShareCuriosityAndHumility,
    SeeksPartnersWhoUnderstandSacrifice,
    SeeksPartnersWhoValueCourtesyAndPoliteness,
    SeeksRecognitionAndAppreciationOfPerfectionism,
    SeeksSkillInStrategyAndManipulationInPartners,
    SeeksStrategicAndIntellectualMatch,
    SeeksSupportiveAndReflectiveRelationships,
    SeeksUnderstandingOfNeedForControl,
    ValuesAlignmentWithNaturalOrder,
    ValuesAuthenticityAndRespectForTradition,
    ValuesAutonomyAndIndependenceInRelationships,
    ValuesCharmIntelligenceAndWitInRelationships,
    ValuesCreativityAndImaginationInPartnerships,
    ValuesCulturalAndIntellectualEngagement,
    ValuesDeepEmotionalConnection,
    ValuesDepthAndSteadiness,
    ValuesDepthInRelationships,
    ValuesDiplomaticSkillAndApproachability,
    ValuesDirectnessAndCandor,
    ValuesDynamicAndStimulatingPartnerships,
    ValuesEmotionalIntelligenceAndTransparency,
    ValuesFaithfulnessAndFamilyCommitment,
    ValuesFreedomAndNonconformity,
    ValuesHonestAndDirectInteraction,
    ValuesHumilityAndConsiderationFromOthers,
    ValuesIntensityAndAuthenticity,
    ValuesLoyaltyAndAffectionInPersonalConnections,
    ValuesLoyaltyAndCamaraderieInRelationships,
    ValuesMutualRespectAndEquality,
    ValuesMutualSupportAndTrust,
    ValuesOpenMindednessAndToleranceInRelationships,
    ValuesPatienceAndConsistency,
    ValuesPatienceAndMindfulness,
    ValuesPlayfulnessAndHumorInRelationships,
    ValuesRespectForBoundariesAndComplexity,
    ValuesRespectfulAndCalmInteractions,
    ValuesRespectfulInteractions,
    ValuesSophisticationAndIntelligenceInOthers,
    ValuesSpiritualGrowth,
    ValuesTrustAndIntegrity,
    ValuesWarmthAndHumorInPersonalConnections,
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RelationalExpectationsDescriptor

Enum RelationalExpectationsDescriptor Copy item path

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AppreciatesBalanceBetweenAutonomyAndCollaboration

AppreciatesDedicationToPerfection

AppreciatesDiplomaticAndPragmaticQualities

AppreciatesEmpathyAndAdaptabilityInOthers

AppreciatesGenuineGratitudeAndHumility

AppreciatesIntelligenceAndKindness

AppreciatesMindfulnessAndRespectForNature

AppreciatesMutualRespectForPower

AppreciatesPatienceAndPersistenceInInteractions

AppreciatesQuietAndThoughtfulEngagement

AppreciatesReliabilityAndIntegrity

AppreciatesSharedComfortWithAmbiguity

AppreciatesSharedCommitmentToHeritagePreservation

AppreciatesSharedCommitmentToNature

AppreciatesSharedCuriosityAndPatience

AppreciatesSharedReverenceAndReflection

AppreciatesSharedSenseOfAdventure

AppreciatesSharpWitAndHumor

AppreciatesStrengthAndCourageInOthers

AppreciatesWitAndCharmInRelationships

DemandsCarefulNavigationOfEmotions

DemandsClearCommunicationAndRespect

DemandsDeepEmotionalConnection

DemandsEmpathyAndDeepConnection

DemandsEmpathyForHerMotivations

DemandsEngagingAndDynamicInteractions

DemandsGenuineSpiritualCommitment

DemandsGenuineTrustworthiness

DemandsIntellectualEngagement

DemandsIntelligenceEmpathyAndBravery

DemandsLoyaltyAndObedience

DemandsMatchingIntelligenceAndWit

DemandsRespectForAmbitionAndIndependence

DemandsRespectForDutyAndTradition

DemandsRespectForPrivacyAndReservedNature

DemandsRespectForSpiritualExperiences

DemandsTrustRespectAndLoyalty

DemandsTrustworthinessAndLoyalty

DemandsUnderstandingOfDualNature

DemandsUnwaveringLoyaltyAndDevotion

ExpectsAdaptabilityAndCooperation

ExpectsAlignmentWithPrinciplesAndValues

ExpectsAttentionAndAdmiration

ExpectsBraveryCharmAndIntelligence

ExpectsBraveryResilienceAndIntelligenceInPartner

ExpectsCommitmentToGlobalAndInterplanetaryEthics

ExpectsDeepRespectAndUnderstandingOfComplexNature

ExpectsEmotionalAndIntellectualDepth

ExpectsEmpathyAndUnderstandingOfComplexity

ExpectsEmpathyForAmbitionAndDrive

ExpectsEmpathyForIntensityAndVengeance

ExpectsEmpathyForPastGrievances

ExpectsHarmonyAndMutualSupport

ExpectsHighPerformanceAndCommitment

ExpectsIntegrityAndDiscretion

ExpectsIntegrityAndMindfulness

ExpectsIntellectualEngagement

ExpectsIntelligenceAndMagicalAptitude

ExpectsLoyaltyAndRespect

ExpectsLoyaltyAndStrength

ExpectsMindfulAttentionAndHumility

ExpectsMutualCommitmentToCommunityAndValues

ExpectsPartnersToHandleIntensityAndConflict

ExpectsPatienceAndLongTermThinking

ExpectsPatienceAndUnderstanding

ExpectsPurityAndRighteousnessInOthers

ExpectsRespectForAuthority

ExpectsRespectForCulturalAndPoliticalVision

ExpectsRespectForEcologicalBalance

ExpectsRespectForIndependenceAndPrivacy

ExpectsRespectForSimplicityAndIntegrity

ExpectsSharedEnduranceAndCommitment

ExpectsStrengthAndResilienceInPartners

ExpectsUnderstandingOfComplexLifestyle

ExpectsUnderstandingOfComplexNature

ExpectsUnderstandingOfPoliticalRealities

ExpectsUnwaveringLoyaltyAndCompetence

Enum RelationalExpectationsDescriptor