Burnout Diet: People Deleted in 2026
New Year, New Boundaries, Who Dis?
Welcome to the Burnout Diet 2026 edition—where we’re not cutting carbs, we’re cutting people. If someone exhausted your patience last year, they’re not invited to the new season of your life. Consider this their official cancellation notice.
Deleted: Anyone Who Thinks You’re Their Therapist
Got someone who treats you like the emotional customer service desk? They’re deleted. Venting is fine, but unpaid counselling? Absolutely not—please see yourself out.
Deleted: People Who Only Call When They Need Something
If someone pops up only when they’re in crisis—poof, deleted. Your phone is not a hotline for other people’s emergencies. 2026 is not offering that feature.
Deleted: Serial Drainers
Some people drain your energy just by existing in your inbox. If every conversation leaves you mentally exhausted, congratulations—they’re unfollowed from your life timeline.
Deleted: Family Members Who Think Blood = Access
Family isn’t an automatic backstage pass. If someone is toxic, rude, manipulative or entitled, DNA doesn’t get them special treatment in 2026. Block buttons exist for a reason.
Deleted: People Who Never Check In
If you’re always the one reaching out, asking how they are, or keeping the relationship alive—delete. A one-way street leads to burnout. U-turn permitted.
Deleted: Anyone Who Makes You Doubt Yourself
If someone chips away at your confidence, makes you question your worth, or plays mind games—trust me, they don’t deserve a guest appearance this year.
People Allowed in 2026:
- those who bring peace
- those who listen
- those who ask if you’re okay
- those who respect your boundaries
- those who make you laugh
- those who don’t drain your soul
Everyone else? Deleted. Blocked. Gone. Their access has expired.
You’re upgrading your energy plan and trust me—your nervous system will notice.
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