Love is not
something to understand, but something to feel
As children, we were
often asked: “Do you know why?”
So we learned to understand,
to explain, to trade logic for permission to feel.
But love… love never
needed logic.
It doesn’t ask if you
know.
It just arrives — softly, like wind, like sunlight resting on your shoulder,
without noise or need.
You don’t need to understand
love to be loved.
You just need to be willing to feel.
Willing to lean
silently on someone when you’re tired.
Willing to look gently at someone, even when they’re not perfect.
Willing to say to yourself, in your own storm: “I still love you.”
Love isn’t a test.
There are no scores.
It’s simply waiting —
Waiting for you to stop running in your mind, and start listening to your
heart.
The more you release
the need to understand,
the more you’ll realize —
The truest kind of
love
often grows quietly in the moments we can’t explain.
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