There is nothing wrong with accepting a rematch request. Nor is it wrong to ask for a rematch.
What is wrong and appallingly common are threads criticizing the vast majority who refuse all rematches. It is wrong to approach a match with a sense of entitlement that demands a rematch. There are hundreds of threads on this topic.
Your view seems a bit different. I encourage you to seek and accept all the rematch requests that you wish. Please understand, however, that most of the rest of us will neither offer nor accept such requests.
I notice that not many players offer a rematch and I would like to know the chess community's opinion about that.
Sometimes when I lose my partner asks for a rematch thinking that he will gain easy points but after I win he doesn't want to play anymore (sometimes times I lose 4-5 games in raw and when finally I win one my opponent stopped playing), so are players who just hunt points, and I don't talk about this kind of player.
I just want to know the motivation for rejecting a rematch after a pretty equal game.
In my opinion, I'm here to play chess, and if I can play with the same partner for a few rounds, that sounds good. But this work for me and I like to have your opinion on that.
Is ok to accept a rematch or is better to reject it?