Perfection makes you less likable

Committing small human mistakes makes us more reachable and amicable. People who are downright perfect tend to be disliked or feared by their peers. Trivial blunders now and again helps people connect among themselves. This is due to the Pratfall Effect, which says that a person who is clumsy and funny is preferred by people over someone who is astute and faultless. Their attractiveness is accounted to the fact that mistakes are a part of human behavior but it has to be in an unimportant area to avoid doubts of inefficiency.