We Don’t Want to Know That It Might Take a Few Heartbreaks to Find a Good Relationship
Why do we convince ourselves that bad relationships are obvious?
We don’t want to know that it might take a few heartbreaks to find a good one.
Why do we convince ourselves that bad relationships are obvious?
We don’t want to know that it might take a few heartbreaks to find a good one.
It’s something I try to keep in mind, particularly when I’m dealing with someone who is being very bitter. Someone who is intent on picking me apart, letting me know my flaws. So eager to find fault that they’ll coax it from even an ambiguous place.
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