Not everyone who loves you is good for you.

This is a deep and often painful truth about relationship complexity. We tend to assume that love, by itself, is proof that a relationship is healthy or constructive. However, this quote reminds us that love can exist alongside toxicity, insecurity, control, or different life paths.Love is an emotion; "good for you" is a measure of health and compatibility. People can genuinely love you while holding you back, projecting their fears onto you, or demanding that you change in ways that violate your true self. The mature task is to recognize the difference and choose relationships that foster your growth and well-being, even if it means setting boundaries with those who love you.What is one boundary you are committed to setting today to protect your growth?