What is the word to describe someone that loves a person despite his/her faults? [closed]

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For example, a fan that adores his/her idol no matter what the idol does. Like the idol is just literally entering the stage and the fan screams hysterically.


Solution 1:

I suggest the idiom warts and all, which the American Heritage Dictionary defines as—

All defects and imperfections notwithstanding:

They love each other, warts and all.

Solution 2:

The expression love is blind is generally used to express your concept:

used to say that people do not see the faults of the people that they love

(M-W)

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