There is no absolute tolerance in love

Yes. As long as you're a man. As long as you really love her. Then anything goes. Accommodating.

Love should be tolerant and generous

Even if two people who have known each other for a long time fall in love, it is estimated that it is difficult to achieve absolute tolerance.

It's all a bag, but a woman's bag can really "cure all diseases", but an inclusive bag may not be able to make each other happy. Why do you say that, because two people always have different life trajectories together, which includes different occupations, regions, families, social environment, education, and other factors. The people you come into contact with are different, the work is different, and naturally there will be differences in thoughts and behaviors.

Take myself as an example, I am an art student, engaged in the work of operations, and when dealing with problems, I habitually reason and always feel that it is right to convince people with reason. But! For women, truth is bullshit.

When you are angry, false reasoning is the truth. What can you do with her? So, slowly, there will naturally be disagreements.

At this time, if you continue to follow the world with reason, it will inevitably be a dead end. After all, falling in love is not about work, one is a place to talk about love, and the other is a place to persuade each other with reason. So at this time, since reasoning doesn't work, wouldn't it be better to try to be inclusive?

Answer: However, it is not possible to solve the problem completely. Because as far as inclusion is concerned, you yourself feel that you are tolerant and tolerant enough, but the other person may feel that you are not a manifestation of tolerance.

So, there are still differences.

Personally, I think tolerance is essential in love, but it can't be absolute. Tolerance in moderation, and tolerance other than tolerance, it is estimated that you can only rely on heaven and luck to rely on yourself. With love, everything is fine.

But if the emotional foundation is weak, even if you are all-inclusive, the other party still does not bird you.

And many times, some couples go further and further down the road of choosing tolerance. Wrapped in a dead end, I can't get out, and no one else can get in. There is no point in such inclusiveness.

In fact, I think love is the best tolerance. Wrap each other with love and leave a breathable opening, so that both people will be relatively harmonious. If you just blindly ask the other party to tolerate, then tolerance will only backfire in the end.

On the road of love, tolerance, forbearance, and forgiveness are not very beautiful words. If it is really two people who cherish each other's hearts, these not-so-beautiful words will naturally be reflected in daily words and deeds, rather than hanging on their lips all day long.

Have you ever thought that maybe a hug is also a manifestation of inclusion?

Don't let those words from the past surround you! Fade away those rules and regulations, like doing. When you love, you show each other naked. Naturally revealed, affectionate.