Did You Ever Love Me?

Did You Ever Love Me?

Did You Ever Love Me? by Rithvik Singh is a heartfelt book for people who love deeply, care intensely and sometimes struggle to let go. With an intimate and reassuring voice, the book explores love, heartbreak, self-worth and the process of moving forward.

Written as a gentle reminder to readers who may be carrying emotional weight, the book encourages them to recognise their own worth and understand that someone else's inability to appreciate their feelings does not define them.

About This Book

For those who give their whole heart to relationships, letting go can be difficult—especially when their feelings have not been understood or valued in return. Did You Ever Love Me? speaks directly to that experience, offering words of comfort and reflection.

Rithvik Singh explores the importance of releasing relationships that no longer serve us and learning to value ourselves independently of another person's affection or approval. The book is designed to feel personal and reassuring, like a conversation with someone who understands what it means to feel deeply.

What You'll Discover

• Reflections on loving deeply and caring intensely
• Ways of thinking about heartbreak and emotional attachment
• The importance of recognising your own self-worth
• Why letting go can be an important part of healing
• How another person's actions do not determine your value
• Encouragement to choose relationships built on care and respect
• Thoughts on finding emotional comfort during difficult periods

Perfect For

• Readers experiencing heartbreak or emotional uncertainty
• Anyone who tends to feel emotions deeply
• Readers interested in love, relationships and self-worth
• Fans of contemporary Indian poetry and reflective writing
• Readers looking for a comforting and emotionally resonant book

Why You'll Love This Book

Did You Ever Love Me? offers a warm and compassionate perspective on love and letting go. Rithvik Singh's direct, personal writing style makes the book feel like a reassuring conversation with a friend, particularly for readers navigating heartbreak or difficult relationships.

At its heart, the book is a reminder that love should be accompanied by care, kindness and respect—and that your worth does not depend on whether someone else recognises it.