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Someone idealizes you in a way that feels flattering but false. Do you correct them?
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Why this dilemma matters
These questions ask what your love is actually willing to give up. Choosing “Yes. Letting the fantasy grow is unfair” prioritises protecting the relationship; choosing “No. Correcting it may be needlessly cruel” gives more weight to honouring the truth.
Worth asking yourself
- Which version of the relationship are you choosing?
- Would you want the other person to make the same call?
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