I just finished watching the movie "Frankenstein" and I cried not because of the monster, but because of the message.
Hear me out:
Sometimes, the real monster isn't the creation. It's the creator.
This hit differently, because this is exactly how some parents bring children
If you’re my friend and I make you angry, please tell me.
I’d rather have an uncomfortable conversation than have you pretend everything is fine while secretly being annoyed with me.
Talk to me. Let’s sort it out.
Always keep your partner updated.
Your partner shouldn’t have to guess what’s going on with you or find things out from someone else.
And no, updating your partner isn’t control. It’s consideration, communication, and respect.
The person who initiates the game gets to decide the rules.
If you like, keep staying where you're not valued, either friendships, familiship, workship or relationship.
The only way to change the game is to "WALK AWAY".
Nothing beats being with someone who thinks about how their choices affect you.
Someone who checks on you without being reminded, remembers the little things you say, and genuinely considers your feelings.
That kind of thoughtfulness is everything.
Have you notice you find worms in sweet fruits, but rarely in lemons?
You don’t have to be sweet to everyone. Sometimes, it’s okay to be sour. Because when you’re too sweet, you attract the wrong people, people who take your kindness for weakness
Be kind, but have boundaries.
Women are often more likely to get married because they feel ready. Men are often more likely to get married when they meet the person they're ready to commit to.
Readiness matters, but timing and the right partner matter too.
Nothing beats being with someone who thinks about how their choices affect you.
Someone who checks on you without being reminded, remembers the little things you say, and genuinely considers your feelings.
That kind of thoughtfulness is everything.
Women are often more likely to get married because they feel ready. Men are often more likely to get married when they meet the person they're ready to commit to.
Readiness matters, but timing and the right partner matter too.
Have you notice you find worms in sweet fruits, but rarely in lemons?
You don’t have to be sweet to everyone. Sometimes, it’s okay to be sour. Because when you’re too sweet, you attract the wrong people, people who take your kindness for weakness
Be kind, but have boundaries.