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I'd say imperfections is what defines us all, we're human, no one is perfect. That's why imperfect characters in novels, movies, poems, and etcetera are so beloved by almost everyone, it's what keeps us grounded when watching or reading. We get to stay in reality, absolutely nothing is perfect in the human world.

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-Isn't perfect a subjective word?

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Trust is an important thing in a relationship but no one is perfect and no one should be expected to be perfect, so I'd say Emily is pretty naive for that.

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Trust is an important thing in a relationship but no one is perfect

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Trust is an important thing in a relationship but no one is perfe

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Trust is an important thing in a relationship but no one is per

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Trust is an important thing in a relationship but no one is pe

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Smh

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No one is perfect, and although imperfections apparently “make people unique”, I believe that it’s their personal flaws and errors

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Their type of perfect was different back then compared to comeones type of perfect now

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While it makes sense to hold a spouse to some standard, nobody can be 100% perfect, no matter how hard they try to be. It's futile to expect a "dream spouse" when there is so much imperfections seen in the world already.

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Everyone has a flaw in them

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Trust is very important in relationships however no one  is ¶erfect

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DEFINITIONS OF PERFECTIONALISM IS TOTALLY DIFFERENT!!!!! My view on how perfect someone is can totally differ from someone else

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No one is perfect. Everyone has flaws and everyone lives life differently

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In reality nobody is perfect and in order to find happiness and love you need to expect that and learn to love all flaws your significant other has.

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George and Emily's parents have the "perfect" family and they're both looking at that through eachother

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-She doesn't have anything to compare those men to. She's never been anywhere else to see other types of people.

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Yes she’s being naive especially since she’s comparing George to her dad and his own dad and she thinks that there perfect but she’s hasn’t experienced someone else. No ones really perfect but it depends on how you see them they may be perfect in your eyes but someone else’s they aren’t perfect

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That comment is selfish and not fair.

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No one is perfect

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No one in life is perfect our flaws are what make us who we are. To expect perfection is pretty naive, but holding others to a high standard may not be a bad thing it motivates them and allows them to excel in life

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Perfection is a corrupt ideology that only flaws people, who want to achieve perfection, even further

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What standard should a spouse be held to?

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I think gender roles are an important thing in society, personally women should not do a man's job (unless they are absolutely qualified) and a man shouldn't do a woman's job. If I were married I'd make sure I could tell my wife, you don't have to work ever again (sadly it's practically impossible in today's economy) and break my neck working to keep my wife happy. Statistics show that women tend to become less happy as life goes on and men tend to be the opposite. To keep a woman happy is practically the job of the man in the household. (Scroll down for citation, purple text box)

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Nobody's perfect

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Lol

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You live and you work it

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Again and again till I get it right

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-Hannah Montana

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Everyone wants to experience life now and they expect more out of life compared to Emily and George's generation

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Even lovers aren’t perfect

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Corruption?

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I think yes

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Do holding people close hurt them the most?

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I didn’t mean that to be a song lyric lol

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I gotta find my own way. “What about us? What about everything we been through?” 

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I gotta find my own way. “What about us? What about everything we been through?” 

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The times are different and jobs aren't usually classified to one gender anymore

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Emily talks to her mom about if she's pretty enough for someone to date her and doesn't care about her personality

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What statistics show that? Citation would be nice

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Who run the world?

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Men and women are PEOPLE and people can do what ever they want. -ML

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Article all about how women become less happy as life goes on and how they were happier 40 years ago, with original article cited.

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Article all about how women become less happy as life goes on and how they were happier 40 years ago, with original article cited.

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www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-1189894/Women-happy-years-ago-.html