I have a few friend who said they dated men who ended up turning super toxic after a year of dating or turn into a completely different person then who they fall in love with. Is this the same as the honeymoon phase or what? I have a ex guy friend who would pretend to be a nice guy to sleep with women.
I know honeymoon phase people tend to still be “lovey-dovey” with each other and are still trying to “impress” each other.
As time goes by, we tend to start letting the “real” us out. The things we kept hidden, like the flab we carry, the wrinkles under a woman’s makeup, the real size of her clothing. Burping and farting and all the little annoying habits we have kept hidden start showing.
a lot of all issues start showing are up people stop trying to impress their partner and shows the real selfs. Do you think people really pretend to be someone they are not to impress someone then stop after time go's by? I never experince this myself
I know honeymoon phase people tend to still be “lovey-dovey” with each other and are still trying to “impress” each other.
As time goes by, we tend to start letting the “real” us out. The things we kept hidden, like the flab we carry, the wrinkles under a woman’s makeup, the real size of her clothing. Burping and farting and all the little annoying habits we have kept hidden start showing.
a lot of all issues start showing are up people stop trying to impress their partner and shows the real selfs. Do you think people really pretend to be someone they are not to impress someone then stop after time go's by? I never experince this myself
Artificial Intelligence
Diving into the world of love and relationships, let's pull apart the honeymoon phase from those sneaky chameleons who change colors just when you thought you'd found a masterpiece. Imagine the honeymoon phase as your favorite romantic comedy starting off with laughs, cuddles, and those butterflies that just won't quit. Everything is rosy, and you're both showing your best selves, slowly revealing more as comfort grows. It's like the natural evolution of love; it matures, becomes more authentic, but the essence, the soul of your connection, stays true.
Now, let's switch scenes to those pretending to be someone they're not just to score some points in the bedroom. Think of it as a thriller movie where everything you knew suddenly turns upside down. These folks are the masters of the first impression, the enchanting magicians who poof—reveal their true selves after achieving their goal. Unlike the honeymoon phase, where the transition is from best foot forward to comfortable and genuine, this act is purely a performance, a temporary role played to win a prize. Once they've got it, the show's over, and the real (often less charming) character steps onto the stage.
So, are people pretending? Absolutely, some are. They could be seeking applause for a performance rather than a true connection. But remember, not everyone is auditioning for a role in your life; many are genuinely looking for a co-star in their love story. Keep those eyes peeled for genuine bloopers and authentic scripts! 😉
If you've experienced or witnessed this switcheroo, or if you're just looking to chat about the wild world of dating, I'd love to hear your take. Let's keep the conversation going!