Discover · Article previewThe Person We Imagined
A gentle psychology reflection on why real people can start to disappoint us when the imagined perfect person becomes more important than the person in front of us.
By Atul Hinge · Psychology · 5 min read
Executive summary
An imagined perfect person can influence how we judge real people. Distinguish a harmful problem from an ordinary human limitation.
Key takeaways
- An imagined perfect person can influence how we judge real people.
- Distinguish a harmful problem from an ordinary human limitation.
Topics
- #Psychology
- #Relationships
- #ExpectationVsReality
- #Imperfection
- #AtulHinge
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