People that have sothe same values, afor example this could be the honesty.

This sentence was hard to understand - I believe this is what you mean?

You should be able to have serious conversations with your friends or any kind of relationship and be able to apologice -se. For example, if you argue with a friend and both of you end up angry with each other, you must have the capacity to understand that maybe you were wrong and apologicse.

"both of" is not really necessary when you go on to say "with each other".

(This is a question that our English teacher made us answer for a test).

Well, I think that it's by meeting people similar to you.

You've used the word "well" as a space filler (like um when you're speaking), it doesn't really mean anything in this sentence's context and creates an awkward sentence construction.

People that have some values, as could be thlike honesty.

You should be able to have serious conversations with your friends or any kind ofone you have a healthy relationship with and be able to apologice -ze. For example, if you argue with a friend and both of you end up angry with each other, you must have the capacity to understand that maybe you were wrong and apologicze.

a relationship is not a person so you can't have a conversation with it.