You spend time with someone not only because they physically stimulate you, but also because they are fundamentally a part of you, and you would not want to be with anyone else.
It simply suggests that you hold them in high regard for reasons beyond their physical appearance and conventional notions of attractiveness;
it does not imply that there is no longer any remaining infatuation. Pierce’s devotion to Keely serves as evidence that one should disregard the opinions of others.
As long as you maintain a high reverence for your companion and are willing to tolerate even the slightest “imperfections,” you will be able to achieve enduring fulfillment.
These viewpoints are not necessary; they solely serve as a reminder that your love is more significant than these meaningless discussions that fluctuate with the tides.