Hello! I'm a heart exploration coach, and I'm here to tell you that everything is going to be okay. I'm so happy for you! You've gained so much in the two years of counseling, and you've overcome so much, including depression. You must have made so many efforts during this period.
After getting through all that tough stuff, I can see that you're feeling a bit down because you're ready to start a romantic relationship, but you're worried about being rejected because you think you're not good enough. It's totally normal to feel this way!
1. Keep working on changing those negative core beliefs about the relationship.
I can see that the belief that caused you to become depressed is still there, and it is also your core belief: "I am not worthy" and "I am not good enough." This negative core belief will develop some related rules, attitudes, and assumptions of intermediate beliefs, such as "I must be good enough to have pure love," "if I am not good enough, girls will reject me," and "only good people deserve love."
These beliefs might get in the way of you enjoying the relationship when you're actually in love. You might even think that your own lack of excellence is the reason for the problems in the relationship.
Even though our counseling sessions have come to a close, the wonderful work we've done together will continue to benefit us in all areas of our lives, including our relationships with others.
In all kinds of relationships, your perception determines how you will experience emotions and react. I really hope that you can continue to revise your perception that you are not good enough to deserve a good love relationship. I'm sure you'll gain new experiences and growth in intimate relationships if you keep at it!
You are absolutely right! According to Maslow's hierarchy of needs, the need for love and belonging is a normal human need. We all have the right to pursue love.
It's okay if you don't think you're good enough for a good love. It's not about that. Being good is a plus, but it's not a must for maintaining a relationship.
2. Love is a journey that goes both ways, my friend.
I've noticed the questioner mentioning on several occasions that they're looking for a pure form of love. I'm curious to know what the questioner understands by "pure love."
I'm curious, is the love the OP is talking about free of any mutual interests, without any financial dealings, and not bound by formalities and social norms?
Love is an intimate relationship between two people. And it's up to both of you to make sure you're ready to keep the relationship beautiful!
Love is a kind of ability, and a beautiful one at that!
The questioner develops the ability to love themselves before they can have the ability to love their future partner, or they can grow in the relationship.
A beautiful love requires us to let go of our own illusions and be honest with ourselves and the other person. The values and ways of interacting that we learned from our families sometimes clash with each other. But when we can accept the flaws in ourselves and our partners, that's when we find true love.
A good love isn't a perfect love, but that's okay!
It's so important to remember that when it comes to love, only when both people are determined to reach the ultimate goal of happiness can they reap the wonderful rewards of a win-win situation.
While you're enjoying the love, you're also growing and learning, but you might also feel a little loss along the way. That's because growth often comes with a little bit of loss, too.
3. And last but not least, make your relationship even stronger and grow together!
I can see that you're struggling with finding love that truly belongs to you. It's tough when materialism is so prevalent in real life, our hearts are too complicated, and human nature is unpredictable. Coupled with the fact that you only have limited time to work, the only way you know girls is through matchmaking, and you don't think you're good enough for the girls you meet through matchmaking, it's no wonder you're feeling this way.
From what I can tell, it seems like the questioner might have a little bit of trust issues with the other person they're about to enter into an intimate relationship with. It's totally normal to feel a bit insecure sometimes! It can be challenging to find that pure love within yourself, and it's understandable to have a bit of fear about entering into an intimate relationship.
It might help to think about what you're afraid of. What does it mean to be rejected by a girl?
It's totally normal to feel this way! We all worry about failing in a relationship from time to time. It's only natural to feel hesitant about committing to someone when you're not sure if it's going to work out.
It's important to remember that not every relationship is destined to succeed. There are many reasons why two people may not make it to the end of a relationship, and it's okay to accept that.
Two people facing each other's imperfections in love, accepting the outcome with an open mind, learning from experience, and embarking on a new journey together is also a wonderful way to grow.
A good love will ultimately be realized in the daily necessities of life and the trivial matters of life. Maintaining a good love between two people in an ordinary life is the real relationship. A good love is full of passion!
It involves food, clothing, housing, transportation, and the necessities of life, which must involve the lower-level needs of physiological needs and safety needs according to Maslow. Only after the lower-level needs are met is it possible to satisfy the higher-level needs of love and belonging. So, a good love must be based on bread!
The questioner can read books about love and intimacy, observe what love looks like in the people around them, listen to other people's experiences, and gradually form their own views on love through learning and practice. And, of course, they can also find a partner who meets their standards!
Actor Wang Zhiwen once said that the only thing he looks for in a partner is that they speak the same language and can chat together.
I really hope the questioner can make an effort to take the first step, grow better in the relationship, and find their own beautiful love.
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I can totally relate to your journey. It's amazing that you've overcome so much, and it shows how strong you are. Facing our fears and insecurities is never easy.
It sounds like you've already made incredible progress on yourself. The fact that you're seeking love now means you're ready to embrace this new chapter in life. That's a beautiful thing.
Love isn't just for those who feel they are perfect; it's for everyone willing to open their hearts. You don't have to be flawless to deserve love. Everyone has their imperfections, and finding someone who accepts you as you are is what truly matters.
It's okay to feel nervous about rejection. I think most people do. But remember, every no brings you one step closer to a yes. Each experience teaches you something valuable about yourself and what you want in a partner.
Your worthiness of love isn't tied to external validation or material success. Love is about connection, understanding, and mutual respect. Focus on the qualities that make you unique and cherish those aspects of yourself.