In intimate relationships, first you want a certain person you like to love you, then you want him to love you exclusively. This is at the peak of romantic dreams, when love acts as a catalyst and source of energy. For some time, lovers will balance on the peak of bliss, exploiting the explosive harmony of the imagination and excessive impressionability. But sooner or later, partners are overcome by emotional fatigue: too good is also bad. Hallucinations crumble into dust, a vision of reality opens. Not at all what we dreamed of. It is then that the carriage turns into a pumpkin, the princess into a beggar, and the prince into a gray mouse. Alas, happy love is not a very true fairy tale, even if a single episode from it causes delight in someone’s soul.