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Limerence...

ｋａｄａｌ said:
That is a perfect idea. Problems always arise when the heart starts taking decisions. It is best to let the brain decide whether the heart needs to love a person or not. Now I think I just need to bribe your brain... ;)
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But my brain is not that easy to bribe. It takes its job very seriously and checks all the evidence before making any decision.
 
ｋａｄａｌ said:
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Limerence is like falling into a deep dream while you are still completely awake. It usually happens when you have a gentle, childlike heart that trusts and cares very easily. You start to think about one specific person all the time. Every song you hear, every quiet moment you have, and every word you write somehow becomes about them. You pour all your beautiful feelings into this connection, truly believing that they feel the exact same way you do.
But the saddest part of limerence is that you are often building this dream all by yourself. You give them your best words, your time, and your deepest care. Then, suddenly, they might change their mind halfway through without giving you any reason at all. It breaks your heart because you realize that your pure, unconditional love was given to an illusion. You are left standing there in the heavy silence, realizing they were never really ready for the depth you offered.
Waking up from this dream is painful, but it is also how you protect your own peace. You begin to understand that your ability to love so deeply is a rare and beautiful gift, not a mistake. Sometimes, knowing when to walk away and take a quiet break is the bravest thing you can do. You learn to close that chapter and step back, saving your beautiful efforts for someone whose actions prove they actually deserve your heart.
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The hardest part is realizing you were building a whole world for someone who was only visiting. Such a powerful and heartbreaking read. "
 
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