Fool’s paradise
Problems have to be tackled firmly. If you think they will disappear on their own you are living in a fool’s paradise.
A fool’s paradise is a state of unreal happiness that cannot last. People living in a fool’s paradise are deceiving themselves, for their happiness is based on illusion, not reality.
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