Imperfections

When I watch the Bachelor, I feel there is this stigma about the men and women on the show.  As these ridiculously good-looking people step out of the limo, go on these romantic and adventurous dates, it is difficult to consider them real people with real problems.  I sometimes imagine how I would act and behave on dates, and I truly think most of my time would be spent hoping that food wasn't caught in my teeth and trying not to trip.  Sean definitely fell into the category of sub-human being categorized by perfection.  Sean humbly identifies how this idea of perfection followed him throughout his life and on the show.  

Sean isn’t the insanely perfect guy that I thought he was, and reading about his imperfections and challenges only makes him more authentic, relatable, and that much more likeable.  It takes courage to candidly discuss your mistakes, missed opportunities, and regrets.  Sean does just that and incorporates his faith in such a way that it is obvious that Christ is the center of his life.   

If we confess our sins, He is faithful and righteous to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness.  1 John 1:9

*My name is Jessica Binko and I’m a twenty-something teacher in mid-Michigan.  Having been a Bachelor fan since high school, my obsession has followed me through college and now haunts my husband on Monday nights.