Commitment
You can also read “commitment” as “loyalty,” if so desired. Once you have decided to come together in a committed relationship, you shouldn’t have to question whether or not your partner is staying loyal to you. Amica Graber, a relationship expert for the TruthFinder background checking site, states, “Loyalty should be organically present in a healthy relationship. If your partner downplays your relationship in public (like introducing you as a ‘friend’), flirts with others, or has cheated on you in the past, loyalty may be an issue for them.”
There’s not much you can do when someone is fundamentally disloyal other than discussing your concerns or calling it quits if the person doesn’t acknowledge their hurtful behavior.
