I Didn’t Want to Fix Him. I Just Wanted to Be Loved.

Why Smart Women End Up Fixing Men—and How to Finally Break Free

By: Lena Hartley

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Are you tired of giving everything and still feeling unseen?
You’re the strong one. The listener. The rescuer. You keep hoping he’ll change—if you love him enough, if you stay long enough. But inside, you’re quietly breaking. This isn’t love. It’s emotional labor disguised as devotion.

This book is a lifeline for smart, capable women who keep attracting men they have to fix.
Written like a letter from one exhausted heart to another, I Didn’t Want to Fix Him. I Just Wanted to Be Loved. will help you see the patterns, break the cycle, and finally put yourself first without guilt.

If you're ready to stop mothering your partner and start coming home to yourself—this is the book that will change everything.
No more waiting for bare minimums. No more shrinking to feel “safe.” You are not cold for choosing yourself this time.

lame and waste of time

This book repeats 4 lines, 100 ways, and offers no practical solutions whatsoever. It really messes with your head because it sounds like your listening to the preview over and over for 2 hours. I'm glad it was free because I would've felt it was a waste of my money. Turns out, it was just a waste of time. Don't bother. There are many good books on this topic that help the reader identify the problem and instruct how to overcome it. This book was identify the problem on repeat.