tiara76
New Member
I think it's a mental thing. So long as you feel like you're "settling," you'll never really be happy with the decision. But if someone genuinely changes their framework so that certain things become less important and others more important, then it's not going to feel like settling, more like figuring out what's really imporitant to you in the long run, not just what will feel great today.
i definitely agree its what one terms settling...some people just open up to different possibilities of love and release limiting ideas of "perfect" to find somebody just right for them where they find themselves unexpectedly happy with what they happen to get, they may think they settled, but they really didn't...and their sense of happiness and enjoyment of the situation they are in and who they are with is a key indicator they did not "settle" even if it doesn't fit their idea of what "perfect" should/would be
some (alot of) people definitely settle in the sense that this isn't it but I will do it anyways for a variety of different reasons and also settle for being unhappy and discontent in life...its their choice their experience...if thats what they choose thats what they choose...people just gotta be okay with what is if they are choosing it even if its boring, mundane, or whatever else that more than a few people tend to think is "normal" in relationships