Ramesha Nuzhat

You think you love someone
until you’re cleaning up their vomit, helping them bathe, and holding them at 2 a.m. while they’re shaking, broken, and crying like the world just collapsed.

You think you love someone
until you’re months into their depressive spiral, dragging them out of bed, begging them to eat, watching their drive disappear, their intimacy fade, and their ability to love shut down.

You think you love someone
until the “unattractive” version shows up: the exhaustion, the setbacks, the identity crisis, the panic, the hopelessness they can’t hide anymore.

You think you love someone?
Love isn’t proven in the sunshine.
It’s proven when the storm hits, the colors fade, and you stay
not for the rainbow, but for the wreckage.
Written by: Fayed

I’ve met people who seriously think no one can ignore them or stop loving them just because they’re “good-looking.” Bro, come out of that fantasy. People didn’t love you for your face — they loved you for the way you behaved in the beginning. Your words and actions touched their heart, not your so-called handsomeness.
So protect your character, not just your mirror image. Otherwise, one day you’ll wake up and realize the only thing you had was an ego — and even that won’t love you back.