hey chek it out 

In​‍​‌‍​‍‌ fact, I was also in a case where I overly idealized my ex. So, I was the one who was making excuses for them, you know? Instead of accepting reality, I was living in a dream. Are you often having a idea of what you want and then worrying that it will not be as good as you expect? My bestie and one article on soulmatcher were my great helpers at that time.

In fact, I was also in a <span class=”g0-inline-suggestion” data-g0-suggetion-diff-id=”modification-25-29″>case</span> where I overly idealized my ex. So, I was the one who was making excuses for them, you know? Instead of accepting reality, I was living in a dream. Are you often having an idea of what you want and then worrying that it will not be as good as you expect? My <span class=”g0-inline-suggestion” data-g0-suggetion-diff-id=”modification-288-294″>bestie</span> and one article on soulmatcher were my great helpers at that time. The thing to remember is that putting someone on a pedestal is a very common trap. I hope things go well for you moving forward, and that you’ll try to fix some of these mindsets, if you know what I mean. I think it’s good to take a little break. For me, it took a few months to learn how to trust someone in a new way, and finally, I had a positive experience. We’ve been together for five years now.