How do you act in a relationship

If one is completely fine with their other half going clubbing and out with friends of opposite gender and being completely norm with them talking to who ever they want, so basically having 0% jealousy.

Do you think this increase the chance of the gf/bf cheating due to the freedom?
Or will you be seen as a pushover and/or not that interested in other half?
Is it a good thing to be 0% needy or is that taking if a bit too far?
Or will the amount of trust and faith you put in your partner be a reminder for them to stay loyal?

Depends on the kind of person you're dating. If they are very clearly able to be trusted, then they should have their own boundary's they aren't willing to cross. In that case, you don't need to worry. But if someone has apparent issues with commitment and they take their freedom too far, they are doing so with ulterior motives.

Asking your other half to respect boundary's does not make you needy - that's ridiculous. There are clear rules in a relationship, if someone is uncomfortable with you doing something - you shouldn't do it. Now some people take that too far, but usually it should be a done through mutual retrospection - if the other half would be uncomfortable with you doing something, they shouldn't do that either.

well when im in a relationship, i dont mind if the guy talks to other girls and stuff as long as its not flirting or idc if he hangs around with girls, with me i stop texting/sc boys unless theyre one of my mains, dont want my other half to get the wrong idea. i have trust when im in relationships which is surprising bc of my upbringing

Your right, it's based on the individual and the values and commitment they show. But their tends to be double standards in most relationships, one half wants to do something and wants the other half to be comfortable with them doing it, but they're not happy with the other doing the same. It can be just an insecurity act


How would you feel if the guy made new friends whom you've never met and similarly if you made new friends who he's never met what would be an unreasonable reaction from him?

Jealousy is attractive to an extent, but sometimes the other half will take it too far.
Will the other half be less open with what's really going on?
Will this show neediness as your being restrictive etc.
May increase the likelihood of other half doing things behind your back?

What is your relationship like????

There's nothing remotely attractive about jealousy. It's an ugly, off-putting way to behave. Insecurity is very unappealing.