This topic may have been covered previously, but what the heck, let's just rehash it anyway. I've heard a lot of talk lately about acceptance in relationships. Specifically, romantic relationships. What is the acceptance of another person? For me, my acceptance level for another person is admittedly high, but it coincides with my understanding of love. When I say that I've accepted you as a person, it means that I've embraced you completely. But this acceptance is conditional. While I'm considerably patient with people and give them the benefit of the doubt, there comes a tipping point. This is true with everyone. Simply put, Im not going to allow you to continually mistreat me. I guess, my real question is if you say you've accepted someone for who they are, why are so many good relationships destroyed because of the desire to have better? Simply trying to find answers.
