I want to fall in love again. I pray the next time it’s with the person God created just for me. I genuinely don’t have the heart to endure another disappointment. Being constantly let down changes you in ways I can’t explain. I never want to experience that feeling again.
Love is experiencing a person, seeing their flaws, qualities, their bad days, good days, their mood swings, high and lows, and still choosing them over and over again.
Love is also consideration, sacrifice, compromise, care,forgiveness and honesty.
respeto a un hombre que limpia sus redes sociales cuando empieza a tomarse en serio a alguien, dejar de seguir a mujeres que no conoce, personas que tuvo algo, o personas que no le benefician, no se trata de control ni de inseguridad sino de consideración y madurez
I miss the old me, the one who laughed without overthinking, trusted without fear, and went to sleep without replaying every little thing that hurt during the day
No revenge. I just want you to remember that I was real with you the whole time.
My intentions were genuine, my feelings were honest, and my care was never fake.
I may not have been perfect, but I never pretended to be something I wasn't. When everything else fades,
Yes, relationships require work. You have to learn how to manage your emotions instead of acting out every time you feel triggered. You have to confront your past wounds rather than letting them control how you treat your partner. You have to take accountability even when blaming someone else feels easier.
Being in love doesn’t automatically make you a healthy partner. If you want a meaningful relationship, you must be willing to be vulnerable, challenge your own habits, and break the patterns that keep hurting you. Even when you find the right person, you’ll still have parts of yourself that need work.
Moving on with grace doesn’t mean you won’t hurt or experience overwhelming emotions. It means accepting that you cannot control how things turn out. You stop trying to change their decision, force a different ending, or convince them to see things your way. You make peace with the fact that your future isn’t dependent on this one person. And eventually, with enough time and distance, you may understand why things had to unfold the way they did.
I’ve been trying to avoid our end for so long, hoping that if I loved you harder, stayed patient, and kept believing in us, things would somehow find their way back to what they used to be. I kept holding on to the smallest signs that we could still work, even when my heart was getting tired. The hardest part is realizing that sometimes, no matter how much you want someone to stay, you cannot save a relationship alone.
Being in a relationship means you must love someone the way they need you to, not just in the way that is comfortable for you. Because it's a reminder that love is not only about what I prefer giving, it's also about how the other person actually receives it. Real love takes effort, emotional maturity, and the willingness to meet each other halfway, not just show up when it feels easy.
Me remaining silent doesn’t mean I didn’t notice. I see the changes in your behavior, the little things you think go unnoticed, and the moments when your actions say more than your words ever could. I just don’t feel the need to react to everything anymore. Sometimes silence is how I protect my peace, observe what is happening, and accept the truth without an argument. Trust me, I notice more than I say, and I remember more than you think.