Why Does Love Sometimes Look Like Self-Abandonment?
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Why Does Love Sometimes Look Like Self-Abandonment?
Narrated by:
Leanna Aubuchon
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Narrated by:
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Leanna Aubuchon
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Bright Days
About this listen
Why Does Love Sometimes Look Like Self-Abandonment? is a deep and compassionate exploration of how love can sometimes disguise itself as losing oneself. If you’ve ever felt like loving someone means sacrificing your own needs, boundaries, or identity, this book will help you understand the fine line between love and self-abandonment—and how to reclaim your wholeness.
Inside, you'll discover:
- How self-abandonment hides behind the mask of love
- Why people often confuse sacrifice with devotion
- The emotional costs of losing yourself in relationships
- How to recognize when love is costing you your authenticity
- Practical steps to nurture healthy love that honors both you and others
This insightful guide is for anyone ready to love deeply without losing themselves in the process.
©2025 Bright Days (P)2025 Bright Days
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