It is not wrong to distance yourself from family if the relationship constantly harms your mental, emotional, or physical well-being. Family bonds are important, but they should not be a lifelong source of pain, manipulation, or disrespect. Protecting your peace is part of self-respect and healing. However, cutting ties should be a thoughtful decision, not one made in anger alone. Sometimes setting boundaries, seeking counseling, or reducing contact can help without completely severing the relationship. Ultimately, your peace matters, and choosing yourself isn’t selfish—it’s necessary when love stops feeling safe or supportive.