Perfection is an elusive myth, especially when it comes to relationships.

A real, lasting relationship requires a lot of tolerance.

Accept that no one is perfect and that disappointments, pain, and irritations are inevitable.

Loving is:

❤️Recognising that you both have flaws, weaknesses, and moments of doubt.

❤️Embracing each other’s imperfections. 

❤️Seeing beyond the arguments, misunderstandings, and mistakes.

❤️Realising that perfection does not exist in relationships.

❤️A choice to stay, to fight, to build something strong even when it's difficult.

❤️It is about learning to forgive, communicate, and grow together.

If you face the ups and downs together, you benefit from the following: 

🟣Prevent resentment from developing.

🟣Alleviate the pressure to always be flawless, where mistakes are seen as opportunities for growth.

🟣Empathise with their struggles and mistakes, leading to a more supportive and harmonious relationship.

🟣Be more open to compromise and finding solutions that work for both partners.

🟣Protect yourself from the disillusionment that often comes from holding onto unrealistic ideals, safeguarding your emotional well-being in the relationship.

There is beauty in the efforts to stay united, which strengthens bonds and makes it more real.