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It’s been years since I was part of a couple, but I still miss that special connection of having someone who is both a companion and a lover—someone to turn to in difficult times, to share exciting news with first, to enjoy meaningful conversations, or simply to be together without needing a reason. And while that connection has been absent from my life for some time, I still believe in the beauty of finding it again, perhaps when I least expect it.
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L'espoir fait vivre" ("Hope keeps one going") is a popular French proverb .
ReplyDeleteFortunately, Isabella is there.
May we take hope from your musings?
ReplyDeleteWhat could be more natural ! But nothing is ever lost for anyone.
ReplyDeleteBeyond the context as a couple, this is how the world ought to live: with tenderness, gentleness, and LOVE among people.
People meaning human beings in general, regardless of gender, skin color, age, location, beliefs.
Love your neighbor "the others" as yourself.
Love these tender moments between men.
ReplyDeletePut yourself out there, in the right places. Not in Canada though. I got that covered.
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