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Choose a Partner, Not a Project: How to Build a Relationship That Grows with You Instead of Draining You
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- ISBN8233566837
- EAN9798233566837
- Date de parution12/03/2026
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- ÉditeurLinda Balsamo
Résumé
Love is often painted as an easy, magical force that sweeps us off our feet, igniting everything in its path with warmth, excitement, and hope. From childhood cartoons to the grandest romance novels, the story is simple: find the right person, fall in love, and live happily ever after. But if you have ever lived through the rhythms of a real relationship - the late-night talks, the excitement mingled with frustration, the highs and crushing lows - you know that love is far from a fairy tale.
It is messy, it is complex, and-without careful attention-love can demand far more from us than it ever gives back. It can become exhausting rather than energizing, a well of heartbreak rather than joy."Choose a Partner, Not a Project" is born from this painful truth. It emerges from the often hidden experience of loving someone who needs more than companionship: someone who needs fixing or saving, whose emotional chaos requires constant attention and caregiving, yet who resists growth and mutual effort
It is messy, it is complex, and-without careful attention-love can demand far more from us than it ever gives back. It can become exhausting rather than energizing, a well of heartbreak rather than joy."Choose a Partner, Not a Project" is born from this painful truth. It emerges from the often hidden experience of loving someone who needs more than companionship: someone who needs fixing or saving, whose emotional chaos requires constant attention and caregiving, yet who resists growth and mutual effort
