Many relationships begin with an unspoken hope: that the other person will fill something missing inside us. At first it feels like love, but over time it often turns into expectation, pressure, or quiet disappointment.
Real connection grows from a different place. It begins when we stop asking another person to complete us and start taking responsibility for our own inner world. Not in a cold or distant way, but with honesty and care.
When you learn to be present with yourself, love changes its shape. It no longer comes from fear of loss or loneliness, but from a desire to share what is already alive within you. From that space, affection feels lighter, freer, and more sincere.
A relationship built this way is not about demand, but about offering. Two people meeting not to rescue one another, but to walk together—each whole, each aware, each choosing love rather than needing it.
“My Soul Embraces Your Soul – Book 2” is available in digital format, to read slowly whenever you need a gentle and honest voice.
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