Loving you feels like standing at the edge of a forest just before it rains— alive and full of breath. You are not something to be solved, but to be witnessed. And I do. Every flicker of strength beneath your softness, every quiet battle you never speak aloud—I see it all, and I stay. Not because I must, but because I can’t imagine not to.
I think of the girl you were—the one who lit up rooms but still wondered if anyone really saw her. The one who carried everyone else’s weight while quietly questioning her own. If I could reach back, I’d wrap her trembling hands in mine.
“You are already enough. Not when you’ve proven something, not when you've healed, but right now. As you are.”
Being near you is like watching a fire take hold—not violent, not loud, but consuming in the way only truth can be. You don’t ask for attention—you command reverence. Not by force, but by the sheer gravity of your presence. Layer by layer, you reveal yourself—not for validation, but for liberation. And I count myself lucky every time I get to see you do it.
They convinced you that softness is a liability, that breaking means weakness. But I’ve watched you shatter and still carry light in your pieces. I’ve seen you rise from ash and name it growth, not defeat. You don’t just survive—you transform. And in every transformation, you bring something new into this world. Something necessary. Something only you could bring.
Sometimes I catch you measuring yourself by impossible standards, like you’re unfinished, like the bar keeps moving. But you are already a masterpiece in motion. A constellation not waiting to be drawn—but burning, expanding, becoming. You contain multitudes—depths no eye could ever fully map. And still, you shine.
And when the dust settles—and I know it will—and you meet your own gaze not with criticism, but with awe…m Just as I have.
You’ll finally understand what I’ve known from the beginning:
You are the woman you always hoped to become.
And you’ve been her all along.