[Lila Hart]

Lately, I’ve felt like I’m the only one holding our relationship together. I plan the dates, start the conversations, and try to fix things when we fight but he just pulls away more. He says he loves me, but his actions don’t match his words. I’m tired of feeling like I’m begging for attention from someone who used to give it freely.

Has anyone else stayed too long hoping things would go back to how they were? How do you know when it’s really time to let go?

[AskApril Masini]

When to let go?

You let go the moment you realize you’re pouring love into someone who keeps giving you the bare minimum, or worse, nothing at all.

If you’ve told him that you’re not feeling valued, and he still can’t be bothered to step up, that’s your sign.

You don’t cling to someone who can look you in the face, hear you say “I’m hurting,” and then decide to change absolutely nothing.

[Lune David]

Honestly? This sounds less like a relationship and more like you’re trying to revive a WiFi signal that keeps dropping. You keep moving around, adjusting, reconnecting… and he’s just standing there acting like the router isn’t literally dead.

You shouldn’t have to schedule, plan, initiate, soothe, remind, and emotionally babysit someone who claims they “love” you. If his actions don’t match his words, that’s not romance — that’s customer service at this point.

The real sign it’s time to let go?
When your heart feels lighter imagining peace than imagining one more round of dragging someone who refuses to meet you halfway.

Love shouldn’t feel like you’re doing solo paperwork in a two-person job. Sometimes the bravest move is closing the file and walking out with your dignity intact.

Stay where the effort matches yours — not where you have to beg for basic attention.

[Member]

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