Hello, I'm Meguru.
If you want to achieve love through your subconscious mind,
“Because I think so, it will happen.”
“I think I’m in love with him, so I’m in love with him.”
I am telling you that there is nothing else.
The two giant towers that stand in the way,
●I'm curious about the reality (I thought they were in love, but the reality is different)
●Thoughts called ego (thoughts that instantly lead to thoughts such as “I can’t do it anymore” or “I can’t do it” from what happened)
Reality is inevitable, thinking is inevitable
Even if you're concerned about reality and no matter how many thoughts come to mind, it's as simple as putting "believing in it" or "thinking that you and him are lovey-dovey" ahead of everything else. However, you say that
No matter how much reality and thoughts...
No no no.
I say
It's fine if it's all about reality, and it's all about thinking, so focus on "I think so" regardless of that.
I know that.
But you say like 'reality is inevitable, thinking is inevitable'.
If this continues, it will be an endless parallel line! ! ! ! !
Is there anything other than “I love him so much that I want to get back together with him!”?
Please think about this for a moment.
You love him and want to get back together, right?
Otherwise, there's no way you'd want to break up and come back again, right?
If that's the case, isn't it okay just to "love" him?
At least, there's no benefit to looking at anything other than "I love you," right?
In reality, I lost touch with him.
In real life, he had a girlfriend.
In real life, I was able to meet her, but she treated me coldly.
In reality, she became distant from him.
And with these events,
“I was hated after all.”
"You don't love me anymore."
"I can't do it anymore."
Ego, ego, ego, ego, like "I can't stop feeling hopeless..."
But this is what has nothing to do with the fact that I love him, right?
It seems like there's a lot of connection, but it's unrelated, right? ?
In reality, I lost touch with him. [I love him]
In real life, he had a girlfriend. [I love him]
In real life, I was able to meet her, but she treated me coldly. [I love him]
In reality, she became distant from him. [I love him]
What happens in real life has nothing to do with the fact that I love him.
If you love someone, isn't it okay to just love them the same way?
The same goes for the ego that accompanies real events.
“He hated me after all.” [I love him]
"He doesn't love me anymore" [I love him]
"I can't do it anymore" [I love him]
"I can't stop feeling despair..." [I love him]
These egos respond semi-automatically to certain events, so is it okay to simply adopt these fabricated egos?
Rather, what should be important is,、isn't it just the "I love him" part?
You sure you love him really?
There are times when I really want to hear it,
Do you love him seriously?
No, it's not that I don't like him or anything, but if you really love him, if you love him enough to want to get back together, why can't just "I love him" be enough?
Why is it that we don't just say, ``I love him,'' but instead, when we see the reality, we simply adopt the ego that keeps going on and on, saying it's no good or impossible?
Why do people go out of their way to see things that are inconvenient for them, and keep pulling out evidence that won't work?
If you say, "I love him," then there's no room for intervention in saying, "That said,".
I love him. However, even though I said that, I lost touch with him in reality.
What?
Do you want to put more weight on not hearing from him than on the fact that you love him?
What？
What does the fact that I love him have to do with the fact that he has a girlfriend?
Doesn't she love him with or without a girlfriend? ?
To be serious means to keep saying ``I love him.''
This may seem like a big deal, but I'd like to write it down here.
■Don't put a plausible face on reality above "I love him".
■Don't try to put your ego above "I love him" with a semi-automatic reaction from a real-life event, like "I can't do it anymore," "I can't do it," and "I'm depressed."
■Don't act like you're trying to destroy the fact that you love him. (Don't worry too much about reality)
If you "love him," set up your relationship with him (such as me living a happy life in love with him), and once you've set it, it's over.
When you remember something, it's okay to just say, ``Ah, I really love him.''
No good?
What's wrong?
I don't think he said anything strange at all.
If you love him and want to get back together, just keep saying "I love him."
Get serious! That's what it means.
If you love him so much that you want to get back together, anything that prevents him from remaining in love with you (such as focusing on reality or relying on ego) is completely unnecessary. It’s okay to litter, right?
Let's continue to love the person we love.
