True Emotion Mirror rejection – is it real?

Your True Emotion Mirror(s) will never reject you for real. That said, there is a good chance a person might THINK this sexy hot individual is their True Emotion Mirror when they’re simply not. A person unable or unwilling to contemplate the possibility that a rejection they experienced might be real rather than flirtation may well wind up chasing someone who is not their True Emotion Mirror.

While this knowledge and awareness don’t make you sexy or more attractive, per se, it prevents you from winding up humiliating yourself in front of someone who isn’t your True Emotion Mirror and saves you from engaging in stalking behaviors and other courtship disorders. A person must be able to contemplate the possible reality in which they are one-sidedly in love with another person who is not their True Emotion Mirror. Most True Emotion Mirrors – the Timeless – are acutely aware of this possibility, ESPECIALLY if the other party decides (in their own insecurity) to play games such as playing hard to get or aloof.

Your actual True Emotion Mirror is very unlikely to reject you STRONGLY or resolutely. They may reject you, but they won’t be absolutely rigid in their rejection if you push a little. If they do, you’d better still take that as a no because they know something that you don’t, and it is in your best interest to just back off for the time being. An actual True Emotion Mirror rejection is TEMPORARY, and it will fix itself later; it’s just that it’s individual, why it happens, and how to resolve it. If they’re not your True Emotion Mirror, the rejection may be temporary or permanent; there’s no way of knowing, but if they do take you on due to pushing, there’s a good chance they’ll leave you later if they are not a True Emotion Mirror to you. (If you want true, permanent love, the last thing you want to do is to apply a lot of pressure on another person, particularly on a Timeless, to achieve it.)

A one-sided crush that you think is a True Emotion Mirror will express annoyance, disrespect, and even fear in your pursuit of them. They may call the cops on you, and they may refer to you as “a stalker.” These are bad signs, and you should notice this person is unlikely your True Emotion Mirror.

Therefore, this card could mean two things. You might not be this person’s True Emotion Mirror at all (how different are you?) or your True Emotion Mirror senses that there’s some work to be done before you’re both ready for a relationship – it might be something as simple as self-confidence regarding each other. Again, you’ll need all of your self-confidence with your True Emotion Mirror. Still, on a base level, if your supposed True Emotion Mirror rejects you repeatedly and strongly, you will have to consider the possibility that you’ve mistaken what they are to you.

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