The tendency to excuse a partner’s bad behavior (indifference, moodiness) and attempt to act as their therapist rather than their partner.

"Loving too much" does not describe the depth of affection, but rather the depth of an obsession. As Patricia Faur and Robin Norwood argue, it is a form of emotional codependency where an individual’s identity becomes entirely fused with their partner's needs. This pattern often surfaces as an addiction to emotionally unavailable or "difficult" partners, where the "love" is fueled by the struggle to change or save the other person.

: Do you often find yourself justifying your partner's bad moods or trying to become their "therapist" to help them change? Self-Neglect

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The tendency to excuse a partner’s bad behavior (indifference, moodiness) and attempt to act as their therapist rather than their partner.

"Loving too much" does not describe the depth of affection, but rather the depth of an obsession. As Patricia Faur and Robin Norwood argue, it is a form of emotional codependency where an individual’s identity becomes entirely fused with their partner's needs. This pattern often surfaces as an addiction to emotionally unavailable or "difficult" partners, where the "love" is fueled by the struggle to change or save the other person. The tendency to excuse a partner’s bad behavior

: Do you often find yourself justifying your partner's bad moods or trying to become their "therapist" to help them change? Self-Neglect The tendency to excuse a partner’s bad behavior

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