Perfection in our relationships
By Josh
@Joshael (299)
Nigeria
November 7, 2021 10:51am CST
I have come across various definitions from people on their idea of perfection in their relationships, but most tend to forget "trust" , "understanding", " patience".
We are humans. No one can be 100% perfect, we have our flaws and setbacks, but how we deal with them and how we relate is what matters. Without the said qualities in us, our relationships tends to fail.
What's your say on perfection in Relationships?
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@ShyBear88 (59304)
• Sterling, Virginia
7 Nov 21
Oh goodness! Nope! I definitely know mine and my husband is far for perfect. I like to say we both had different examples of marriage and relationship growing up with. My parents where far for perfect they fought but what they taught me was even when mad at each other they worked things out found ways. My husband got the other side all the bad stuff like dad cheating on his mom. Fighting with out resolving the problems.
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@ShyBear88 (59304)
• Sterling, Virginia
8 Nov 21
@Joshael I has nothing to do with patience a small part but many things go into a working relationship and it’ll never be perfect perfect is a thing they can’t be reached and just cause stress and anxiety to reach someone’s opinion of what perfect is
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@dgobucks226 (34957)
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7 Nov 21
Relationships need constant nurturing. As you mention patience is an important factor, something that can be very challenging at times. Another word I would add to your list is communication. Being on the same page with sharing ideas, information, views, facts, feelings, etc. is so important to a successful relationship.
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@dgobucks226 (34957)
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10 Nov 21
@Joshael Yes, misunderstanding one's intentions would create a problem in a relationship ![](/Content/images/emotes/thumbup.gif)
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@RebeccasFarm (88351)
• Arvada, Colorado
7 Nov 21
Honestly I cannot see any perfect relationships.
There will always be something to differ.
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@ihasaquestion (8274)
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8 Nov 21
This is true. These qualities are a two way thing though..communication is vital too. If it's only one-sided, things won't work out in the long run.
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