by tesseractI'm not sure if you're trolling me, but if I turn that into "I can have love for him but we shouldn't stay together after he stops meeting my needs" then I like it.
Unconditional love is cool. I'm pretty disordered so this calm feeling definitely won't last, but I can always remind myself how stupid I felt if I start to do it again.
I guess when I see him I can see if we can stay friends. If not, I guess it doesn't matter, but yeah. Unconditional love. I can't hate him for being who he is.
Hey Tess I didnt mean to sound so harsh or negative previously. I could have said it better, like focus on being yourself good or bad, so you relax and interact honestly. find what you love about yourself and go from there. what he likes or can handle will come naturally. be forgiving and accepting of your ways and his. and enjoy learning how to dance with your differences. you cant control what he likes or runs from. but you can learn to focus on what you genuinely appreciate in him and you and make the most of that. what makes you laugh, what makes you smile. remember to play like little kids. what makes you feel safe and natural where these other things dont bother or scare you. wherever you feel safe where you can completely be yourselves without apology i would focus.
to love someone is to care for someones soul. for someones happiness and well being in a loving not fearful way but with trust. immature love says i love you because i need you; mature love says i need you because i love you. perfect love conquers fear. love yourself and your relationship more; let your smallest expression of love be greater than your worst fear. is that more helpful?