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Therapy Corner: Have you ever reached a point where you stopped believing in love?

As part of our regularly irregular newsletter What About You?*, we also ask questions where you can choose from several possible answers. This gives us the opportunity to analyze the responses further and work with them in more depth.

We deeply appreciate every response in which people allow us a glimpse into their inner world. In doing so, we are collectively helping to return humanity to the city. Knowing that you’re not alone in your emotions, fears—or even in love—can be a powerful support on the path to self-discovery.

Join us on this journey through our new concept: What About You? – Therapy Corner.

Therapy Corner: Have you ever reached a point where you stopped believing in love?
And what does our Kačí have to say about it?

“Losing faith in love isn’t a weakness – in fact, it’s quite a common defense mechanism. When something hurts us, our brain tries to protect us – and one form of protection is to stop hoping. It’s a bit like burning your hand on the stove and then avoiding it for a long time. It doesn’t mean you’ll never cook dinner again, you just need time to find the courage to get close again.

What’s important to know is that losing faith in love isn’t a permanent state – it’s more of a phase. And even though it might not feel like it at the time, this phase often leads to deeper emotional maturity and a different kind of ability to love – maybe slower, but more genuinely.

From the answers we’ve received, it’s clear that for many people, love is still something real – but at the same time, quite a few admit they’ve lost faith, or are currently going through a difficult time. That just goes to show that our views on love aren’t fixed – they shift with experience, mood, and how we think about relationships. And that’s exactly where hope lies – that faith in love can be lost, but also found again.”

– Kateřina Moric, co-founder of the project and therapist

 

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