Myth 1: True love is easy
Romantic stories show that if people are meant for each other, their relationships develop effortlessly.

Truth: Love is not only emotions, but also work. Trust, compromise and support are important. Even the strongest couples face crises, but they overcome them, and do not run away.

Myth 2: Your significant other should complement you perfectly
The cult of the “significant other” makes us look for someone who will fill the inner emptiness.

💡Truth: No one is obliged to make you happy - except yourself. Healthy relationships are built not on lack, but on two independent individuals who become stronger together.

Myth 3: If you love, you understand without words

This myth convinces that your partner should “feel” your emotions and desires without explanations.

💡Truth: Open communication is the key to happiness in a relationship. People cannot read minds, so it is important to talk about your feelings, needs and expectations.

Myth 4: Passion should always be there
In movies, heroes are passionately in love with each other for years, and the spark between them never fades.

💡Truth: Passion naturally weakens, but it can be maintained. It is important not to expect miracles, but to consciously invest in the relationship: try new things, surprise each other and maintain closeness.

Myth 5: There are no conflicts in ideal couples
Many believe that if people are made for each other, they never quarrel.

💡Truth: Conflicts are normal. The main thing is **how** you resolve them. Healthy couples know how to discuss problems without resorting to shouting and accusations.

Conclusion
There are no ideal couples - there are only real people with their characteristics, fears and habits. True love is not an eternal fairy tale, but a relationship that both work on.

💬 What romantic myths have bothered you?