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An enlightening conversation with a senior colleague while having lunch in pantry really inspires me and makes me realized what must be upheld when we are going to commit with somebody.

Pak Rahmat, that’s how i call him, told me so much about his life experience, especially when he started to build a family with his wife. 

The closer we are with our couple, the more we know that he or she is somebody else

And therefore we can’t force our couple to be somebody we want. Why? Because he or she is still another person whom we must respect. To love somebody isn’t same with to have him or her possesively. So forget to be blindly jealous with our couple as long as he or she still commit to the relationship. He’s still another person who wants to have fun with his friends, wants to be alone sometimes and still another person with habits, of which probably we don’t like.

Then i remember when a friend of mine shared her story with me.

Marrying someone isn’t only about love but also aboput tolerating his habit, even the most diminutive one

In other word, we have to accept our couple as a one package. Nobody is perfect. When we see no drawback from our couple, I’m afraid he’s not really himself.  

I learn similar experience from my parents, who have opposite characteristic. My mum is very active, talkative and easy to mingle with others (because she’s a journalist and anchor) while my father is prone to be introvert and less expressive than my mother. They have been experiencing sweetness and bitterness of life for more than 25 years. The key, is never stop communicating. The more we realize how different we are, the more intense the communication should be.

 

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