When You Want to Give up On Love

There’s a point many women reach where love doesn’t feel inspiring anymore - it feels tiring.

Not because you don’t believe in love, but because you’ve been hurt, disappointed, or let down enough times that you start protecting yourself by pulling back.

The moment when you decide to put your love life on hold or completely give up on relationships all together.

Not as an empowered choice - but as a form of self-protection.

Taking a break can be healthy. But there is a risk when resting turns into resignation… when closing your heart feels safer than staying open.

In this episode, we explore:

• The risk of deciding your done with relationships
• How “I’m fine on my own” can sometimes mask emotional withdrawal
• Why patterns in love don’t disappear just because you stop dating
• What it actually means to stay open without overgiving or self-abandoning
• Why your heart doesn't ever need to be protected

If you’ve been telling yourself you’re okay without love - but something inside you feels flat, disconnected, or numb this episode is for you.

You don’t need to give up on love to take care of yourself. And you don’t need to put your love life on hold to be safe.

There’s another way - and it'll lead you to a lot more intimacy, joy and aliveness in your life.