This is truly everything. 🌌
Walking away doesn’t make the love disappear, it only makes it louder in the quiet moments.
It’s not your job to consistently validate a person into loving themselves.
If they can’t feel it within themselves they will never feel it through you. ♾️
Death taught me the art of allowing.
What lies hidden in the depths of our actions often resurfaces to haunt us when the light of truth breaks through. The webs of deceit and manipulation may weave a temporary illusion, but when they unravel, we must step beyond the victims edge and claim our truth in accountability, so that we may attract the authentic love we seek.
If a person you love leaves it’s because they believed it would make them feel better. Not because they don’t care but because they value feeling good. Recognise this truth. Not trying to fight, resist, fix or deny it is the single most powerful move you can make. To allow is to do something, to respect their choice is to do something. To accept, without trying to change, control or convince them to see things differently—takes more strength, confidence and faith than any act of force. Standing your ground and understanding the art of allowing is the ultimate act of self worth.
When the connection is shallow, replacement feels easy. They built comfort, not connection.
In order to see things clearly, you must let go of resentment.
Time shifts views, distance creates clarity—and what once felt certain is now layered in complexity.
Occasionally, we encounter a silence that words cannot penetrate, a landscape of feelings that is too vast to articulate. There are times when we articulate thoughts with eloquence, yet they lack the warmth of genuine emotion. And then, in the rarest of moments, we find ourselves enveloped in a serene void, where neither feelings nor words exist, and all that remains is a tranquil emptiness.