Do you believe that perfection exists somewhere, anywhere out there?
If I were to say that there is the perfect half for you out there... I mean, for a chic, the perfect boyfriend, and for a guy, the perfect girlfriend, perfect potentials to be marriage candidates...would you believe me?
If I told you that I was going to achieve such perfection, at least as perfect as I'm allowed, would you believe me?
I ask people what they think of me. I specifically ask about what they think is a big flaw of mine. If I haven't asked you yet, it's probably because you're too honest. But if I said the reason was so I could learn more about myself in order to become perfect...
...would you believe me?
I once defined perfection...
"perfect: adj. Being flawless. In the process of becoming flawless. Ideal to all. Ex: Andy is perfect."
I hope I'm in the process of becoming flawless...
1 comment:
No person is perfect, but God's will is perfect, and I believe that he has chosen someone for us within this perfect will.
I think perfection, at least in the context you are using, is subjective. I like you denotation, with the word flawless, but I think when it comes to the 'perfect spouse/mate' the meaning is purely connotative. Objectivity (in all of its meanings) will never let you find you intended wife/husband or allow you to live a happy life.
I know the majority of people do not agree with me on this, but I think everyone's opinion has some validation.
Go for it man --- I like your reasoning: "If she gets weird, it means that the friendship wasn't "good and mature." And I'd rather have no friendship than an awkward one." Just make sure you know exactly how you feel. Don't under or over exaggerate your emotion based on her appearance or reaction.
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