Being generous often helps relationships, and I can't recall a time when being more generous than my initial impulse didn't feel like the right choice in retrospect.

I'm willing to let go of the idea of an absolute truth regarding my motivations and what happened in my relationships.

I don't believe in cutting people out of my life; I prefer to see what can exist in relationships.

I believe that people are inherently good, and this goodness transcends cultures, races, and backgrounds.

In relationships, we often take deposits into the 'bank of goodwill' through positive interactions, but we tend to focus on withdrawals when things go wrong, which can lead to a lack of appreciation for our partners.

We all have a natural tendency to romanticize the past, which helps us cope with negative experiences and allows us to move forward and enjoy life.

There's a part of me that judges others, and I'm afraid that if I don't keep it at bay, it will negatively impact my relationships.

Many of the best outcomes in life are rooted in initial failures; I strive to accept setbacks as gifts, no matter how improbable that may seem.

I believe in taking your time and giving second chances; everyone deserves fairness and kindness in life.