Sometimes, even words can't fully express how much you care; it’s written between the lines somewhere in the sand.
Today at work, I had a conversation with my female coworkers about how they sometimes get upset with their husbands and boyfriends, leading to emotional outbursts. I reflected on my own behavior from twenty-five years ago, and I recognize that I used to react the same way. However, I’ve changed my perspective over the years.
Now, if I love someone, their happiness is very important to me, even when I’m feeling upset. I realize that if I express something negative during those moments, it could hurt their feelings, and I genuinely care about how they feel, even when I’m upset. I believe that true love is measured by how much you prioritize someone else’s feelings over your own ego.
Sometimes, even words can't fully express how much you care; it’s written between the lines somewhere in the sand.
Today at work, I had a conversation with my female coworkers about how they sometimes get upset with their husbands and boyfriends, leading to emotional outbursts. I reflected on my own behavior from twenty-five years ago, and I recognize that I used to react the same way. However, I’ve changed my perspective over the years.
Now, if I love someone, their happiness is very important to me, even when I’m feeling upset. I realize that if I express something negative during those moments, it could hurt their feelings, and I genuinely care about how they feel, even when I’m upset. I believe that true love is measured by how much you prioritize someone else’s feelings over your own ego.