For example, you might want to write about the hierarchical employer-employee relationship institution, which tends not to respect the autonomy of the employee. The solution of this problem could have profound implications for work relationships in the future. Or you might want to write about the implications of Popperian epistemology for relationship institutions. Or you might seek help in solving a live problem in your own life. As an example, here is a 1997 post from Sarah Lawrence.
All creativity involves risk, and the risk-free life is no life at all.
Since one can't predict new knowledge, by definition, and one can't predict how one's own knowledge will grow, one can't predict which activities and interests will be a threat to the relationship. But suppose that both partners are convinced by the argument for freedom, and it is agreed that the relationship must be open in every sense. The solution is not at hand. We don't know what the answer is. Open relationships were tried in the sixties and were a disaster.