What is the Golden Rule?

"Do unto others as you would have them do unto you" (Matthew 7:12).
But what does this mean when it comes to fidelity? To be clear, fidelity isn't just about being monogamous. It's about being completely devoted to and trusting in someone or something. So how can we be faithful people?

Define your intentions
The first step to being a faithful person is to define your intentions. Why do you want to be faithful? Is it because you want to build a life with someone? Is it because you want to be faithful to yourself? Once you know your reason, it will be easier to stay on track.

Be honest with yourself
Being honest with yourself is essential to being a faithful person. If you're not honest about your wants and needs, it will be hard for you to be honest with anyone else. Be honest about your feelings, whether good or bad. And be honest about your mistakes. We all make them, but admitting them is a crucial part of being faithful.

Communicate openly and often
Faithful people communicate openly and often. This means being able to share your thoughts and feelings without fear of being judged. It also means being able to listen to someone else's thoughts and feelings without judgment. When we are able to communicate openly, it creates a solid foundation of trust. And trust is the cornerstone of any faith-based relationship.

The golden rule is simple, but powerful: "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you." (Matthew 7:12). When it comes to faithfulness, this means being completely devoted to someone or something and trusting them. If we want to be faithful people, we need to define our intentions, be honest with ourselves and communicate openly and often. By following these three simple steps, we can build faith-filled relationships that will last a lifetime.