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Relationships
All promises, no commitment: are you a victim of ‘future-faking’?
By Rebecca Reid
2 months ago
6 min read
Ever dated someone you suspect is selling you a future that might never exist? Do your holiday plans never see the light of day, or do suggestions for being introduced to their friends and family never turn into actual meet-ups? You might be a victim of ‘future-faking’. These are the warning signs to look out for.
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