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Question:
Would you say the above couple are right for each other; like they're a 'perfect match'?
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Would you say the times while they sat under the shade of trees giggling and whispering about how much they loved themselves that they never saw the flaws in each others character?
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Who was right for whom or they both thought they were right for each other?
Well, I doubt if they were truly right for each other as right should be. But here's what I think; It wasn't that they were both right for each other as right should be, but that they made the decision to embrace each other and accept one another beyond the flaws in character. Choosing to simply cherish their relationship with each other not expecting perfection or demanding obedience.
Its in my believe that there's no such thing as a perfect man nor right woman resulting in a 'perfect match' and having that knowledge for me, is the birthing of a perfect match. Because it doesn't take a perfect man and a right woman to make the match but a man who knows he has flaws but is able to look beyond his flaws as well as that of the woman and simply choose to accept her that way as himself. And, that my friend is worth raising a toast to.
I'll leave you with these words from Mick Mooney, ''The people in your life are not waiting for your instructions on how they can/should change to be more like you want them to be. They are waiting for your love to reach out and touch them so that love, without words, can encourage their hearts to be courageous, to be exactly who they truly already are. When we give those around us the assurance that we are not judging them or expecting them to be someone they are not, it is then they find the space, freedom and divine power within them to shine as the beautiful person they already are.''
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