You are packed with meetings, leaving little room for anything else. Work takes up all your attention. 

Your inbox becomes your love language. Texting, Emails, and pings replace romantic and affectionate chats. 

Candlelight dinners turn into late-night snacks while crunching numbers or finishing presentations and reports. 

Weekends are no longer about relaxation but catching up on tasks, projects, presentations, and deadlines. 

Your notebook is filled with tasks, not sweet messages. For you prioritizing work feels like prioritizing love. 

Friends complain that work has become your number one priority. You rarely make time for social gatherings. 

Your laptop becomes your partner, joining you on the couch, at the dining table, or even in bed.

Overworking starts affecting your health, leading to arguments with your inner voice about taking breaks. 

Even vacations and weekends revolve around staying connected to the office. Work never takes the back seat. 

Eventually, you realize that a healthy relationship requires balance—work can’t replace real connections.