India, Aug. 3 -- Love burnout isn't about losing love but feeling emotionally drained despite caring deeply. It's often mistaken for relationship fatigue but stems from one-sided effort or unresolved tension. Signs include dreaded conversations, less intimacy, and overwhelming conflicts, not because your partner changed, but due to emotional overload. Unlike heartbreak, love burnout happens in intact relationships, especially affecting people pleasers and over-givers. Healing requires pausing, setting boundaries, honest talks, and reconnecting with yourself, not just trying harder. Here are some tips to deal with love burnout: (The author is a psychotherapist and relationship expert)...