Examples of using Trying to be perfect in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I'm trying to be perfect.
And I get caught up in the bullshit of trying to be perfect.
Not trying to be perfect.
Even at the beach Evie is going well, trying to be perfect.
Of not trying to be perfect.
Take it from someone who was obsessed with trying to be perfect.
It's hard trying to be perfect.
Trying to be perfect in everything.
Pastors… STOP trying to be perfect.
Trying to be perfect is a waste of time and energy.
My advice- stop trying to be perfect.
Stop trying to be perfect: No one is perfect. .
So ladies- stop trying to be perfect.
But in trying to be perfect, he couldn't do the work at all.
Well, Neelix told me that the Borg do a lot of things they do because they're trying to be perfect and, even though you're not really a drone anymore,you still try to be perfect.
Trying to be perfect for everyone when all you want to do is make a choice for yourself.
I have spent my entire life trying to be perfect, and where did it get me?
Today, doctors, therapists and the nearly 10-billion- dollar-a-year self-help industry are all advocating against theidea of perfection under this guise that somehow not trying to be perfect will save your self-esteem and protect your ego.
He is trying to be perfect.
We're killing ourselves, trying to be perfect, and it's making us insane.
Instead of trying to be perfect it is important to learn to cope with whatever life brings.
He is trying to be perfect.
Don't let trying to be perfect get in the way of you being happy.
She tries to be perfect.
Try to be perfect.
She tries to be perfect.
He tried to be perfect.
You want him to think you're perfect, and when you want someone to think you're perfect, you try to be perfect.
You are the type of person who tries to be perfect all the time, never feels good enough, or worries a lot.
This leads children either to perfectionism, where they try to be perfect in order to win their parent's approval or to giving up, when they feel that nothing they can do will ever be enough to escape parental criticism.