Let’s face it, there’s no such thing as a “perfect” relationship.
There’s always going to be something you and your partner will disagree about.
“I had to share some of the best and most insightful responses.

Here’s what these 17 redditors had to say:
1.
“It isnt always a love story 24/7.”
“That arguing in front of your kids is bad.”

“That your partner needs to be everything to you.”
“Nobody can be everything, and expecting them to be is selfish.
I have a wonderful, loving, supportive husband who is my best friend.

But I still have other friends.
I have interests that he doesn’t share, and vice versa.
We aren’t together 24/7.

We are separate people, joined at the heart, not the hip.”
u/MbMinx
4.
“Don’t go to bed angry.”

“I am a 66-year-old boomer.
Turns out its a bit more than that.
u/Extension_Many4418
6.

“That if you love someone, you’ll never be attracted to someone else.”
“Opposites attract.”
“That it’s crucial that you find someone who is hot.”

You want someone who will support you on your hardest days.”
u/Jolly_Llama2820
9.
“That relationships are supposed to be hard.”

“Communication is key.
Consideration and COMPREHENSION is.
u/Idk312312312
11.

“That you should stay together for the kids.”
u/Squeak_Stormborn
12.
“Sleeping in separate beds means a relationship is on the rocks.”
“The idea that ‘no one is perfect’ means you tolerate poor treatment.”
You do not tolerate: unkindness; them taking out frustrations on you; disrespect; name calling.
There are probably other things on this list.
u/Certain_Mobile1088
14.
“Thats its normal to resent your partner.”
u/seusical0xo
15.
“That you have to share everything and 100% of your history with someone.”
“That you need a partner to complete you.”
u/J120101
17.
“That you’re gonna wanna find ‘the one.'”
Note: Responses have been edited for length/clarity.