Is stop-loss like breaking up, knowing it's not right but still dragging it out?

Lately, I’ve been thinking more and more that admitting defeat early is actually easier; dragging it out not only loses money but also damages your mindset.
Staring at the K-line every day is like watching your ex’s social media—more and more annoying the longer you look.
On-chain liquidity is thin, DEX depth is a mess, and when slippage suddenly widens, it’s very honest: everyone is secretly running away, but you’re still comforting yourself with “just a little longer.”
Now there are a bunch of testnet incentives, token expectations, and guesses about whether the mainnet will issue tokens—honestly, the emotions are louder than the data; I just look at myself in the mirror.
If you want to gamble, go ahead, but don’t use “possible airdrop” as a reason to avoid stop-loss.
Interest and time costs won’t show you any mercy.
That’s all for now.