Love is a never-ending art project. It isn’t something we just “discover” and cling to, but something we must deliberately create together on a daily basis.
While “being yourself” has real costs – you risk being judged and ostracized by others – ultimately, the reward for being true to yourself is worth it in the long-term.
It’s easy to get lost in abstract thinking and over-philosophizing. The pragmatic thinker knows that their beliefs only matter to the extent that they have a real world effect on our lives.
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One of the oldest questions in psychology is, “What causes two people to fall in love?” The truth is that your mindset going into a relationship may be one of the most important aspects to a healthy and long-lasting couple.