I find myself to be a perfectionist and I also am interested in the study of Perfectionism, What about you? 
I have studied it extensively over the past few years. Perfectionists are known to strive for flawlessness. Their standards are very high and are self critical.
Yes I plan on going into a field of study for it some day, I will be studying it and possibly be getting a career int he field. 
That sounds great. Perfectionists tend to strive for unreasonable goals. They place a lot of pressure on themselves which usually leads to disappointment.
Most of the time yes, But at certain times it can be rewarding knowing how perfect something came out, such as a perfectly bakes cake or something else.
to pursue perfection without compromising their self-esteem, and derive pleasure from their efforts. Neurotic perfectionists are prone to strive for unrealistic goals and feel dissatisfied when they cannot reach them. Hamachek offers several strategies that have proven useful in helping people change from maladaptive towards healthier behavior. Contemporary research supports the idea that these two basic aspects of perfectionistic behavior, as well as other dimensions such as "nonperfectionism", can be differentiated. They have been labeled differently, and are sometimes referred to as positive striving and maladaptive evaluation
in intimate relationships, unrealistic expectations can cause significant dissatisfaction for both partners. Greenspon lists behaviors, thoughts, and feelings that typically characterize perfectionism. Perfectionists will not be content with their work until it meets their standards, which can make perfectionists less efficient in finishing projects, and they therefore will struggle to meet deadlines.
In a different occupational context, athletes may develop perfectionist tendencies. Optimal physical and mental performance is critical for professional athletes, which are aspects that closely relate to perfectionism. Although perfectionist athletes strive to succeed,