Love and Relationships Guidance

True love grows deeper as time passes, while false love weakens over time. There are countless ways to treat love, but the most important thing is to ensure that love does not become a source of hurt or pain.

If you don’t love someone, then let go—set the other person free and liberate yourself. If you do love, then persevere—believe in yourself and trust in your partner.

The most frightening aspect of love is the unwillingness to let go. This reluctance can lead to a painful struggle, slow suffering, and the waste of precious years. Love begins so beautifully, so why let it end on a bitter note? Is it really so hard to part ways amicably?

In truth, loving someone doesn’t mean you must own them. You can love by blessing them, protecting them, and thinking of them silently. But if you do have the privilege of being with someone, you must be grateful, cherish them, and treat them well.

Remember, no one’s efforts should be taken for granted, and no one is obligated to be kind to another. It is only through love that people willingly give of themselves.

There are no couples in the world who don’t quarrel—after all, everyone has emotions. However, arguments must have limits, and disagreements should never cross the line. If they do, both parties will feel hurt.

Ultimately, love is just one part of life. Life itself is filled with mundane details and trivial matters. True love is found in sharing a life of simplicity—cooking meals, discussing dreams, having disagreements, and sharing laughter.

Whether you’re newlyweds or have been together for decades, remember that love needs to be kept fresh and warm. It is the small, everyday gestures that nurture and sustain a bond over time.

Thank you for reading!