Do you have a habit of hanging onto false hope?

You might want to check yourself on this point… How faint of a hope do you think is worth hanging onto for dear life?

There is a part in my True Emotion Mirror theory that says “there is a tiny, a faint possibility that a highly compatible Trail Companion might turn into a True Emotion Mirror if they truly wish to change, or if you truly wish to change into what they are compatible with. The possibility is so tiny there’s hardly any point of mentioning it, but I add it simply for a theoretical integrity of the theory.”

This sentence has been *the promise* to a ton of women who figure it is, based on that idea, sensible to assume that a 100% straight woman would somehow, if they wish on it hard enough and wait around long enough will turn into a bisexual. XD

WISHING WON’T MAKE YOUR WISHES COME TRUE, either by the way. Active wishing is not what “everyone will get everything they always wanted 100% of the time…” means, either. This is not a children’s fairytale, ladies.

I urge you to start aligning your world view with what has actually been said, what has actually happened, what is actually the evidence and proof, rather than treating what you wish you had been told as if it had actually been told…

The best way to make your dreams come true is absolutely NOT to hang onto false hope. You cannot bring into reality something that isn’t ever going to be there. If you want your dream life, you have to separate dreams from reality. You can have anyTHING you want, including true love, just not (with) anyONE you want, and that’s something you simply have to get to grips with. The difference between dreams and reality is your ability to look at reality and picking the things that have a potential to be what you wish for… Not hanging onto stuff that does NOT have the potential to be what you wish for. Burying yourself in dreams and fantasies is a surefire way to NEVER get what you actually want in real life.

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