Perhaps the truth was there was no perfect marriage, just some really good ones.
In the book "Sleepless in Scotland" by Karen Hawkins, the idea of an imperfect marriage is explored. The quote suggests that while a perfect relationship may be an unrealistic expectation, there are many marriages that can be considered truly good. This highlights the notion that love and partnership come with challenges, but that doesn't diminish their value.
The author's perspective encourages readers to appreciate the beauty in relationships that, while not...
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