This morning, a country song stopped me in my tracks—“I’m not OK, but I’ll be all right.” That line stuck.
Love, like life, isn’t about perfection.
It’s about resilience.
Love That Endures, Even in Conflict
I never expected to feel this way about someone. Even when Huan and I argue, I wouldn’t change a thing. Real love isn’t about avoiding conflict—it’s about knowing, despite the tough moments, that we’re stronger together.
The hardest part isn’t the fights; it’s the absence, the silence.
That’s when love feels heaviest.
It’s a reminder of commitment, presence, and the future we choose to build.
Becoming Better, Together
Loving deeply changes who you are, not just how you feel. The right person doesn’t demand growth; they inspire it. Their presence makes it possible.
That kind of love is rare, and it’s worth protecting.
Because love isn’t passive. It’s in the showing up, the listening, the fighting, and forgiving.
It’s in the choosing.
What About You?
Who in your life pushes you to be better? And how are you making sure they know it?
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