"We are afraid to care too much, for fear that the other person does not care at all"

In this quote, Eleanor Roosevelt is revealing the fear that a lot of us have when it concerns taking care of somebody else. We are often reluctant to fully invest ourselves in a relationship or relationship because we are afraid of being injured or dissatisfied. We stress that the other individual might not reciprocate our feelings and that we will end up sensation absurd or susceptible. This fear can hold us back from forming deep connections and can avoid us from completely experiencing the happiness of taking care of another person. However, Roosevelt reminds us that the threat of caring too much deserves it, as it allows us to form significant and satisfying relationships.