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Embracing the Fear: The Paradox of Settling in
Love
Why do we anchor our hearts in safe harbors when
they yearn for the vastness of the sea? We settle in love, not for lack of
dreams, but for fear of waking.
We are afraid of making a mistake, even as
our intuition whispers of its rightness. We fear the solitude of not finding
‘the one,’ yet in that fear, we overlook the company of our own soul.
We dread the notion of starting anew, of
confessing to the world that this chapter has ended—not in triumph, but in
learning. And yet, it is in these restarts that we often find our truest paths.
We stand at the edge of happiness, peering over
into a chasm of what could be fucking crazy happiness—and we recoil. Not
because the joy is too much, but because our freedom within it is too vast, too
uncharted.
To be free in love is to embrace its every possibility. It is to dance with fear, to court the unknown, and to find, in the arms of uncertainty, a love that truly liberates.
By: notesformysoulmate
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