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Yes, there is danger in loving someone too much.
When I was in college, I went to an internship where I developed feelings for one of my seniors.
I felt like he somehow knew about my feelings, even though I never clearly expressed them.
In the beginning, I overthought every small interaction and gave it too much meaning.
Slowly, he started ignoring me, and his behavior became distant and cold.
That change hurt me deeply because I was already emotionally attached.
I realized I had created expectations in my heart without any clear commitment from him.
Loving too much made me anxious, sensitive
and emotionally drained.
I also saw something similar happen with my cousin, who loved another cousin but could not marry him because of family conflicts.
They both suffered a lot, and even today it must hurt when they see each other with their own spouses.
From these experiences, I learned that loving without boundaries can break your peace and self-respect.
Love should be balanced and mutual, otherwise it becomes painful instead of beautiful.
 


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This touched me. It’s so painful when love feels one-sided, and I’m sorry you had to go through that loneliness and heartbreak.
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The nature of your activity is such that I remember my wounds while doing this activity.
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It’s so easy to build quiet hopes in our hearts, especially when feelings grow without clarity. That kind of emotional attachment can be deeply painful when it isn’t mutual.
You’ve learned something powerful though, love should never cost your peace or self-respect. When it’s real and healthy, it feels balanced, safe, and shared, not anxious or draining. 💛
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Right 👍