Love That Doesn't Rush You

Love That Doesn't Rush You is a grounding, compassionate guide for anyone who has ever felt out of sync with modern dating timelines-especially those living with disability, chronic illness, neurodivergence, or fluctuating energy. In a culture that equates speed with seriousness and urgency with worth, this book offers a radical reframe: slow love is not inferior-it is sustainable.

Rather than pushing readers to "keep up," Matthew Petchinsky invites them to build relationships that honor pace, recovery, consent, and long-term capacity. Through deeply thoughtful insights and practical language, this book explores how to communicate boundaries without apology, choose partners who respect rest, cultivate intimacy without pressure, and design love that can actually last.

This is not a book about settling or shrinking expectations. It is about redefining what healthy, enduring connection looks like when real bodies, real limits, and real lives are taken seriously. Whether you are dating, partnered, or reimagining love after burnout or harm, Love That Doesn't Rush You offers permission to move at the rhythm your life requires.

Because love doesn't need to outrun you to be real.

It only needs to stay.