12/15/2025
“I’m sorry, but a man who destroys your mental health cannot be the love of your life. Never.”
Love is not meant to leave you in a constant state of anxiety, walking on eggshells, or questioning your own reality. It is not supposed to drain your energy, silence your voice, or make you feel like you are too much while simultaneously never being enough. The person who is truly meant for you will not repeatedly hurt you and then call it love, or blame you for the wounds they caused.
The love of your life will not make you doubt your worth or shrink yourself just to keep the peace. They will not manipulate your emotions, minimize your pain, or convince you that suffering is a sign of devotion. Real love is consistent. It is safe. It allows you to breathe, to be yourself, and to feel secure even during conflict. It challenges you to grow, not to survive.
No matter how intense the bond feels, how strong the attachment is, or how many good moments exist between the pain, love that costs you your mental health is not love — it is harm. Someone who truly loves you will care about your emotional well-being as much as their own. They will protect your heart, not break it. Love should feel like home, not a battlefield.