Tensile Strength is defined as the resistance of a material to breaking under tension or the force required to pull something apart like a rope or a beam until it breaks. There are various nuances  to the definition, but you get the point. As much as it is a structural term, I think it equally applies to relationships whether it be familiar, romantic, friendships.....  Should a tensile strength exist is relationships? Yes? No? Is the idea of a "breaking point" taboo? In this day and age has that 'line' drawn in the sand receded? So many questions and so many circumstances. What I do know is that any sturdy structure requires a sturdy foundation. It's the little things that are important and strengthen that bond. Here is one of my favorite little things. This is today's TBT Throwback Pricing for 48 Hours. Great for gifting.


Tensile Strength by Rachel Jones
Oil on Panel
5” X 5”
  
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