Although human interactions and relationships are complex, I see them as much like products.
If we have a person "A" and a person "B".
This is some description, characteristics, and features of the first human product A:
- Made in a developing country
- A sense of humor
- Generous
- Smiling
- Talkative
- Talking about music
And that of second person B:
- Made in a developed country
- Lazy
- Quite
- Heart-kinded person
- Smart
- Talking about sports
Each of these persons offer different kind of a "human product" and offer the other people who interact with a user experience ( a human interaction and relationship).
Each of these human product will have their users (human connections) according to their needs and according to their experience with person.
The human product is not only one. Each person provides multiple products according to the situation and place they are existing in.