I Thought I Could Save Them — Until I Realized I Was Losing Myself

If you’re still in the thick of it, still trying to save someone who keeps hurting you, let me say what I wish someone had told me:

It’s not your job to fix them.
You don’t need to destroy yourself to prove your love.
You are allowed to leave — even if they’re “not all bad.”
You deserve to feel safe in love, not scared.

Your love is not wasted.
But it’s time to redirect it — back to yourself.


Final Words: I Didn’t Save Them. I Saved Me.

Looking back, I realize something powerful:

I thought I was trying to save them from their demons.
But really, I was trying to save the dream I had of who they could be.

They never became that person.
But I became someone stronger.

I became someone who finally chose herself.

And in the end, that’s the only kind of saving that truly matters.

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