Yes, loving someone too much can be risky. I once had a friend I put before myself in every way. I always helped them, listened to their problems, and ignored my own needs. At first, it felt meaningful and special, but soon I felt tired, stressed, and anxious all the time. They only reached out when they wanted something and didn’t notice my feelings. I ignored the warning signs: one-sided effort, guilt-tripping, and feeling like I had to constantly prove myself. Loving too much cost me my energy, confidence, and peace of mind. But it also taught me something important: love should uplift you, not drain you. You can care deeply for someone while still keeping your boundaries. Now I understand that healthy love is balanced you give, but you don’t lose yourself. Taking care of yourself is part of loving well.