In the quiet arithmetic of love, the line between devotion and depletion is rarely drawn clearly. A psychologist's reflection on over-giving in relationships invites us to ask an older question than romance itself: are we acting from abundance, or from fear? When sacrifice becomes a strategy for earning worth rather than an expression of genuine connection, the giver is often the last to notice the cost.
Psychologist identifies two signs you're giving too much in your relationship
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This article is about relationship psychology, not geopolitics. It discusses personal relationship dynamics and emotional balance, with no international, political, or geopolitical implications.
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