Did you find your Mondler?
Monica and Chandler were never perfect, they found their way out. Not everyone has that tolerance and antagonism to things, we develop with time. Chandler was frightened of commitments whereas Monica was all into marriage, but as the plot grows, we see Monica helping Chandler figure out his insecurities and chandler assisted Monica to comprehend his viewpoint towards life. Likeminded people might find peace, but people who never give up on each other find love. Thank you mondler for bringing about the understanding that relationships are not manufactured, they are created with love patience understand adjustment, and sacrifices. They taught us we all come with our own set of reasons, remembrances, and pains, but being there for your works. Stop anticipating others to be perfect, try your way out to comfort them, so your partner can be vulnerable to you. Remember doesn't matter how hard it becomes you still can make it
Chandler - Sorry. You're not easy-going, you're
passionate. And they can say yours.
The relationship went through
many stages – courtship, engagement, marriage, buying a house, trying to get
pregnant – we saw them growing to figure out even in all odds with their
ever-changing relationship.
Real love is realistic it deals with daily issues.
They taught us
acceptance
Just because our paths are
mended to be the same, we won’t be our ideology, preferences, theories,
patterns will differ as our settings till now are different. We all have our
flaws, and they are supposed to be accepted first, then corrected.
Monica was a neat freak
perfectionist, obsessed with children and marriage, whereas chandler was
insecure, scared, confused, lazy, messy. This is something we all can relate
to. They are two completely different people, but they accept each other's
flaws without complaint. Our strength may collide, one’s weakness might
irritate but above all, you accept each other with all those flaws, that’s the
beauty of being together. Complete and complement each other where they lack.
Change is a process
not a miracle
There will be a long list where
you don’t like each other ways but expecting to change is not the only option
and that too in a click is like walking in the sky. A person’s behaviors are
the result of his upbringing, surrounding, education, experience, and society.
And since they are practicing it for years, it is hard to identify and tune it.
Chandler did not magically
become a neat freak who cared passionately about the work he did. Chandler also
never complains about Monica's obsession with cleanliness. When they first move
in together, he even tries to clean the apartment for her. They do not press
the other person to change, which is beneficial to their relationship. You need
to understand and support first than nagging to change.
Hey couples, enable them and grow together.
Marriage is a
celebration to you, not an advertisement,
No need to fall for those fancy
unnecessary dramatic expensive marriage ideas until you love them. Marriage is
for the two people and their families, not to flaunt In front of society.
Dear Monica gets your chandler
in that basic lengha and with realistic expectation.
Dance the alas rock the floor, live it with the positivity of a great and particle future ahead.
Let the past pass,
We
all are stories until being read.
Just because you have something or someone that doesn’t define you as a person and that doesn’t design for future possibilities, we all grown evolve every day. Our habits, practices, preference, and people change. Let the gone be gone that too shall pass, rather understand be more cooperative be more supportive be more cautions let each other believe things can turn out to be good people do find love people do find peace.
Even if you've known stories about your new partner's past, you should not pass judgment on them because of their past, We all grow up, don't we? If you reject a man based on what you've heard about him, you may be passing up a potential Chandler in the rough, and don't we all want to find our Chandler? You could be passing up a potential Chandler in the rough, and don't we all want to find our Chandler?
It won’t be a fairy
tale.
Life is a roller coaster and
when it comes to marriage the breaks mostly fail. Welcome to real life, it
sucks. Chandler and Monica's lives were not always easy, but they made it work.
Life will suck at different levels sometimes it's friends, family, society,
finance, misunderstanding, job, etc.
If you are certain that this is
the person, you make it work regardless of the circumstances with the person
you want to spend the rest of your life with. Even when things were tough, they
remain united, which is what you must do to get through it. Turning on each
other will lead to the end of the relationship.
The weirdest things
can be marvelous.
you might find your partner in
the middle of a crisis or pandemic. But for sure he will be worth the struggle.
Even if it didn’t start most perfectly, it’s not how one would expect it to go.
You wouldn't necessarily think that this person would end up being her soul
mate. Instead of dreaming for the cute -romantic Bollywood idea that they make
us believe, we should accept that true love can begin with a random decision.
Waiting for the perfect fairy tale romance in your life will keep you waiting
for the rest of your life. When true love appears, it is rarely wrapped in a
pretty bow as you might expect. Chandler and Monica's situation began
unusually, and it was not the most desirable situation.
“So, don't dismiss the guy at the bar who gave you his phone number or the guy you matched with on Tinder. We're not saying you'll fall in love, but it's entirely possible.”
Regardless of how flawed the
person or situation appears you should embrace it. Chandler and Monica would
not have wind up next to each other if they had stood in line for the perfect
person or event rather than embracing the wacky love story which was right
across the hall.

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