Hi You!!!
Welcome back, to another GREAT a**episode of; The “Uncertain” Experience! I hope your past week or weekending was good, if not. That’s cool beans! Just hint your pen or take a shot and, I promise you this. Everything “will” start to feel better. It’s in the past honey so let’s just let it go. Move forward and have a “EXCELLENT” a** week. Thank ya, for taking your time out your busy life, to listen to little old me! I appreciate you so much for taking the time out. My weeks check -in on scale 1-to-10, is a solid “7”!
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The Takeaway, for this episode of The “Uncertain” Experiences is:
Can loving someone too much hurt them, more then help them? First off, there's no such thing as loving someone too much. There is such a thing, as too much smothering. Smothering can definitely scare someone away and hurt them. Not only can smothering scare someone away, but it also takes away that individual’s freedom. Freedom to open up, to be honest, or even be their true self. If a person feels like they can’t be themselves, then that love has turn toxic.
Smothering can easily turn into “toxic love”. Toxic Love in my opinion, is very selfish, self-centered, and does not care about the needs or wants of the other person in the relationship. Toxic love only takes. It expects for you to give everything you have, but never considering how you feel or your needs. You can show a person how much you love and appreciate them, but simply respecting that individual’s wants and needs.
Once again, “Thank Ya” for the listing and taking your time out your busy day/life. Words cannot express how much I truly appreciate your help, support and of course your love. See ya back here next Monday at 10 a.m.
Xoxo,
The “Uncertain” Experiences
Remember, you could never love someone too much. You can smother the s*** out a person.