I Broke Him By Treating His Affection Like A Disease

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I thought I was independent. I thought I needed space. When Cameron tried to hold my hand, hug me while I cooked, or cuddle on the couch, I called him "needy." I called him a "barnacle." I shamed him for his love language until he stopped touching me altogether. I thought I had won. I thought I had set healthy boundaries.

But when he finally left, I realized that the "space" I fought so hard for is just another word for loneliness. Now, I see him with her—a woman who doesn't pull away. A woman who lets him love her. And I finally understand that I didn't push away a clingy boyfriend... I pushed away the only person who ever truly loved me.

Discussion: Have you ever pushed someone away because their affection scared you? Is there such a thing as "too much" love, or was I just avoidant? Let me know in the comments.

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