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1. What does “stupid in love” mean to you? What do you think people are trying to say when they use that phrase?
To me, “stupid in love” means caring so deeply about someone that you sometimes ignore your own needs and feelings. When people use this phrase, they usually mean that a person is giving too much of their heart, trusting too much, or staying loyal even when it becomes difficult. I don’t think it means someone is actually stupid; it simply means they love with sincerity and hope.
2. Have you ever experienced “attachment overinvestment” (loving someone more than they love you)? Describe what it felt like.
Yes, I have experienced caring more than I received in return. It felt emotionally exhausting because I was always the one making the effort, checking in, and hoping things would improve. At the same time, it taught me valuable lessons about self-respect, boundaries, and the importance of balanced relationships.
3. Do you think being “stupid in love” is weakness OR strength? Why do you think that?
I believe it is a strength when it comes from genuine kindness and a pure heart. Loving deeply takes courage because it means being vulnerable and taking emotional risks. However, it becomes unhealthy if we completely forget our own worth. True strength is loving others while also respecting ourselves.
4. What’s YOUR advice to someone who loves too much than expected? What would you tell them to help?
My advice is: love with your whole heart, but never lose yourself in the process. Set healthy boundaries, value your own happiness, and remember that real love should be mutual. You deserve the same care, effort, and respect that you give to others. Loving deeply is beautiful, but self-love is equally important
#earn
1. What does “stupid in love” mean to you? What do you think people are trying to say when they use that phrase?
To me, “stupid in love” means caring so deeply about someone that you sometimes ignore your own needs and feelings. When people use this phrase, they usually mean that a person is giving too much of their heart, trusting too much, or staying loyal even when it becomes difficult. I don’t think it means someone is actually stupid; it simply means they love with sincerity and hope.
2. Have you ever experienced “attachment overinvestment” (loving someone more than they love you)? Describe what it felt like.
Yes, I have experienced caring more than I received in return. It felt emotionally exhausting because I was always the one making the effort, checking in, and hoping things would improve. At the same time, it taught me valuable lessons about self-respect, boundaries, and the importance of balanced relationships.
3. Do you think being “stupid in love” is weakness OR strength? Why do you think that?
I believe it is a strength when it comes from genuine kindness and a pure heart. Loving deeply takes courage because it means being vulnerable and taking emotional risks. However, it becomes unhealthy if we completely forget our own worth. True strength is loving others while also respecting ourselves.
4. What’s YOUR advice to someone who loves too much than expected? What would you tell them to help?
My advice is: love with your whole heart, but never lose yourself in the process. Set healthy boundaries, value your own happiness, and remember that real love should be mutual. You deserve the same care, effort, and respect that you give to others. Loving deeply is beautiful, but self-love is equally important
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