If They Loved You, They Would’ve Fought for You — Why Real Love Doesn’t Walk Away Easily

He keeps things surface-level. You try to talk about your feelings, dreams, or the relationship itself—and he either changes the subject or disappears emotionally. This is a major red flag.
One day he’s sweet, the next he’s distant. He says he likes you, but doesn’t act like it. Mixed signals aren't romantic—they’re confusing and emotionally draining.
Ask him about where things are going and he dodges the question. He avoids labeling the relationship or talking about next steps. That’s a sign he’s not planning to stick around emotionally.
You never know which version of him you’re getting. He’s affectionate one day and cold the next. You’re constantly walking on eggshells trying to keep the 'good version' of him.
You know everything about him… or at least you think you do. But really, you don’t. He keeps his emotions locked up and avoids being vulnerable with you.
His friends, job, hobbies—even his phone—come before you. You always feel like an option, not a priority. That’s not how love is supposed to feel.
When you're upset, he’s not comforting. When you need support, he’s unavailable. Emotionally unavailable men are unreliable when it matters most.
Disagreements are normal. But instead of working through issues, he shuts down, disappears, or pretends like nothing happened. That’s not maturity—it’s avoidance.
He’s present when it’s physical, but distant emotionally. If your connection only thrives in the bedroom, that’s a red flag for emotional unavailability.
You’re with someone, yet feel emotionally alone. That’s your heart’s way of telling you: he’s not available—and your time is too precious to waste.
Loving someone who isn’t emotionally available is like hugging a ghost—you keep reaching out but never feel held back. You deserve love that’s open, consistent, and real. Don’t settle for someone who can’t meet you emotionally. Letting go is hard, but staying stuck is harder.
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