Løgstrup [8] considers that when two people enter a relationship with each other an ethical demand appears, which is related to the fact that we as human beings are interdependent. Naturally, we encounter each other with trust which is fundamental to all social intercourse. The trust makes us vulnerable when we expose ourselves to each other and trust means that we expect the other to preserve our dignity. During the encounter we have power and responsibility for each other as we hold each other’s lives in our hands. The trust will persevere and the power will be used to promote the other’s potential.