Carl Jung's SECRET To Why You Keep Failing In LOVE. Have you ever wondered why that intense passion at the beginning of a relationship inevitably fades? Why the person who once seemed perfect now drives you crazy? Why you keep attracting the same toxic partners over and over again? What if everything you've been taught about love is completely wrong? Carl Jung, one of history's most brilliant minds, discovered something about love that's so controversial, so revolutionary, that mainstream psychology still struggles to accept it. This revelation explains why 85% of relationships ultimately fail, why dating apps actually make finding true love harder, and why the fairy tales we grew up with have set us up for heartbreak. The truth is, you're not looking for love in all the wrong places. You're looking for the wrong thing entirely. Love - that word that has been sold to us as the supreme goal of life. They tell us that without love we are incomplete, that we need to find someone who complements us, who makes us feel whole. And so we spend our lives desperately searching for it, convinced that somewhere in the world there exists a person who will fill that emptiness we feel inside. But what if I told you that all of this is a lie? What if Carl Jung was right when he said that you will never find love until you understand this? Jung, one of the greatest thinkers of the 20th century, didn't see love as a simple romantic feeling. For him, love was a mirror, a reflection of who we are, of what we repress, and of what we fear most deeply within ourselves. And that's why so many relationships fail - because we look for in others what we lack in ourselves. We expect love to heal us when in reality, love only reveals our deepest wounds. But the question is: are we prepared to see them?