The first factor that influences relationships in different cultures is religion. Religion can influence how we perceive our relationships, what values we attach to them, and how we maintain them. For example, in Islamic culture, the family plays a very important role and is considered the backbone of society. In Christian culture there is also a strengthening of family ties, but there is more freedom in the individual expression of sexuality. In Hindu culture, family and marriage are sacred and are governed by their respective religious dogmas.

The second factor that influences relationships in different cultures is traditions. Traditions are an important part of culture and influence how we perceive and maintain our relationships. For example, some cultures traditionally have arranged marriages where parents play an important role in choosing a partner. In other cultures, marriages are based on love and free choice. Also, traditions may include certain rituals that symbolize the connection between partners.

The third factor that influences attitudes in different cultures is stereotypes and prejudices. Cultural stereotypes and prejudices can lead to a negative impact on our relationships.