Yo-chan
This is Kawaguchi Hidetoshi. This is my humble answer to the question.
I really understand how you don't want to be disliked.
However, I know that if people don't like you for a few things, it will be very difficult to do well in the future.
It's even more so if it's a serious relationship with marriage in mind.
If that is the case, I think it would still be necessary to show yourself to your opponent without misrepresenting yourself without trying to force yourself to death.
If we want to continue to walk with her as a life partner in the future, it is important to have mutual consideration, support, help, and share.
Sometimes we acknowledge each other's shortcomings, and I think it will be necessary for the other party to make up for each other's lacking parts and weaknesses.
Not only do they have differences between men and women, but they also have different powers, ways of thinking, personalities, and values. Of course, the environment I grew up in is also different. A slight discrepancy is unavoidable... ah... this is “celery” by SMAP...
“I'll try my best, try as hard as I can, even if I say something a little bit, I simply love you” (lyrics/composer Masayoshi Yamazaki)
Right. You simply love it, don't you?
That's why being left must be even scarier..
However, in order for the two to continue to do well, towards a mutually positive relationship where they can grow with each other, it is not good if Yo-chan can grow with each other and grow with each other by exposing what she wants to say, including her shortcomings, so that her partner accepts it, and when she is told to be bad and fix it, she doesn't neglect her efforts to honestly fix things, and can also say that equally bad things are bad with their partner. I wonder if it is.
Anyway, I would be happy if you could keep in mind even a little bit of a balanced relationship of caring, supporting, helping each other, and supporting each other in addition to your future relationships. I wish you happiness.
Kawaguchi Hidetoshi Gassho