Choosing the wrong partner is the greatest form of self-destruction.
A mismatch in values, lack of responsibility, or emotional indifference slowly consumes your energy. You give, they ignore. You plan, they stagnate. You want communication, they respond with cold silence.
In such marriages, there is no teamwork—only constant friction. No mutual growth—only exhaustion.
People say, "Every step afterward feels wrong," because when you walk with the wrong person, even happiness becomes expensive.
Not all marriages break loudly—some quietly wear you down.