Why do we create Idealized Partners?

 Loving and being loved is one of the most wonderful things we can experience in our lifetimes. We all hope to find that special someone with whom we can share our lives, and who will love us unconditionally. Unfortunately, the reality of relationships is often very different from our idealized notions. Our partners are human and imperfect. They may not always meet our needs or expectations, and they may even hurt or disappoint us.

Despite the challenges, relationships can be a source of great joy and fulfillment. They can help us to grow and learn about ourselves and can provide a deep level of intimacy and connection. If we can let go of our idealized notions of what a relationship should be, and instead focus on the real, imperfect people in front of us, we may just find the love we are looking for. In this blog post, you’ll learn why we create idealize partners and why it is harmful for us.

We want someone who will meet all our needs and expectations

When we are looking for a partner, we often have a very long list of qualities and characteristics that we are looking for. We want someone who is attractive, intelligent, successful, and who shares our interests and values. We want someone who will make us laugh, support us when we’re down, and who will always be there for us.

In short, we want someone who will meet all our needs and expectations. We want someone who is perfect. Of course, the reality is that no one is perfect. Everyone has flaws and everyone makes mistakes. But that doesn’t stop us from wanting to find that perfect partner.

We often believe that if we can find the right partner, we will be happy, and our lives will be perfect. We think that the right partner will complete us and make us whole. Unfortunately, we idealize partners who we cannot have, which can make it difficult to be satisfied with anyone.

We believe that if we find the right partner, we will be happy, and our lives will be perfect.

We tend to believe that if we can find the right partner, everything will come together, and we will live happily ever after. Unfortunately, this is not always the case. Often, we find ourselves idealizing partners who we cannot have, which can lead to frustration and disappointment.

When we idealize someone, we are effectively creating an “ideal” version of ourselves, someone that is perfect in every way. This gives us a sense of security and approval that we may not feel in our everyday lives. It also allows us to avoid facing the reality of our own imperfections.

We often idealize partners who we cannot have, which can lead to frustration and disappointment.

When we idealize partners who we cannot have, we often end up feeling frustrated and disappointed. This is because we are setting ourselves up for unrealistic expectations.

We may believe that this person is perfect for us and that they will meet all our needs and expectations. However, the reality is that no one is perfect. Everyone has flaws and everyone makes mistakes. If we cannot accept our partner for who they are, we will never be truly happy.

We need to learn to accept our partners for who they are, not who we want them to be.

It’s only natural to want to find a partner who has everything we want. After all, we want to be happy and have a perfect life, right? Unfortunately, this way of thinking can often lead to a never-ending cycle. The reality is that we all have flaws and shortcomings. And that’s okay!

What’s important is that we learn to accept our partners for who they are, not who we want them to be. When we try to change our partners or force them to be someone they’re not, it rarely ends well. In fact, it can often make things worse. Our partners may start to feel resentful and may even end up leaving us.

So, what’s the solution? It’s simple, learn to accept your partner for who they are. Don’t try to change them. Don’t expect them to be perfect. Just love them for who they are.

Final Thoughts

It’s important to be realistic when it comes to our expectations of our partner. No one is perfect and trying to find someone who meets all our ideals is often an exercise in frustration. When we idealize our partners, we often set ourselves up for disappointment. Our partners are human beings, with their own flaws and imperfections.

We need to learn to accept them for who they are, not who we want them to be. If we can learn to accept our partners for who they are, we will be much happier in our relationships. We need to remember that no one is perfect, and that’s okay. Our partners are human beings, just like us, and they deserve to be loved and accepted for who they are.

Looking for more help on dating and relationships? Read my other articles under Dating/Relationship, Making& Maintaining a Connection and Matchmaking, Relationship Psychology , and Commitment Practices.

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