When you fantasize about someone, you create a false version of them in your mind. This hybrid version is not an accurate picture and can lead to ignoring red flags.
Arruda, Gabriel, “Fantasies” (AudioVerse teaching 43276).
Fantasizing about someone creates a false image that distorts reality and hinders clear judgment.
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