Do you ever think that maybe the reason you don’t completely open up to someone
And reveal the “real” you, is because deep down you know if you did, you wouldn’t be compatible?
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FoolishLuna · 56-60, F
I think it takes life experiences to know yourself. Once I opened up to myself and truly loved me I found the most amazing man who knows me. All of me , the good , the bad and the ugly and he is my love, life and soulmate.
I think it’s worth the hurt to be who you are. If someone doesn’t like/love you for who you are it’s not someone I would want in my life.
I think it’s worth the hurt to be who you are. If someone doesn’t like/love you for who you are it’s not someone I would want in my life.
@FoolishLuna Yes, this!
It’s true, you have to love yourself before you can be loved by someone.
Once I became comfortable in my own skin, I didn’t take rejection so hard, I figured they were doing us both a favour :)
It’s true, you have to love yourself before you can be loved by someone.
Once I became comfortable in my own skin, I didn’t take rejection so hard, I figured they were doing us both a favour :)