Hello loves, ❤

 

Stop chasing love. As if that’s the most important thing. As if that’s your purpose—to find it, to hold it in your hands. As if your worth is dependent upon your relationship status. As if love is all you’ll ever amount to, and nothing else.

 

Stop chasing love. As if it’s the answer. As if it’s the point. As if being with someone will determine who you are, or whether or not you’re having a good life. As if there’s nothing else out there for you.

 

Love is beautiful. There’s no denying that. The ability to intertwine your heart and life with someone, learning to let them in, trusting them with everything that’s a part of you—that’s incredible. At the end of the day, there’s no stronger bond. At the end of the day, to love and be loved is the most wonderful part of being human.

 

But love is all around us, not just in our romantic relationships. You are not less worthy, less special, less deserving of happiness simply because you haven’t found the right person yet.

 

Love is beautiful. But it’s not everything.

 

You’re going to fall in and out of connections. You’re going to fall deeply into someone who doesn’t return the affection in the same magnitude. You’re going to believe in something that ends up unraveling and falling apart. You’re going to be broken sometimes. And this is okay.

 

Because you’ll learn. You’ll grow. You’ll pick up the pieces, rebuild, and start again. You’ll find someone new. You’ll love with just as much tenacity. You’ll stop apologizing for your heart and you’ll let go of the past so you can step forward without so much baggage. You’ll trust.

 

But stop chasing love. Stop making it the center of your life, the purpose and definition of who you are. When you’re pursuing yourself, the connections will come. When you’re falling in love with who you are, stumbling into it will be easy. When you’re focusing less on relationships as a marker of your worth and instead your self-love, you’ll see that you’ve always been worthy—a relationship doesn’t change that.

 

So stop chasing love. Let it come to you. Let it bloom when the timing is right. Let it be beautiful, all on its own.

 

In the meantime, chase light. Chase things that make you feel alive, passions that fill your soul, ideas and dreams that keep you up at night. Chase things that taste like freedom, that make your mind spin with joy. Chase light in the sense of fostering it within yourself and the people around you.

 

Make your life not solely about who you’re loving, but how you’re loving your world.

 

At the end of the day, romantic love is not everything. Bringing light, being light, building light—that’s what matters. So stop chasing everything that resembles forever. And pursue yourself instead.

 

Love will find you. In the meantime, shine bright.

 

Wherever you are in the world, have a lovely day ❤

A, x (1)

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  1. This reminds me of “A Love of My Own”. It that was my “anthem” song as a teenager.
    “So many times, I dreamed about falling in love.
    Visions of rainbows and sunshine above.
    But When the rainbows had faded and the sunshine was gone,
    I was still searching for a love of my own.
    But then one day, a stranger came, and He called out my name.
    And every since His gentle touch I have not been the same.
    He replaced all the dreams and chasing rainbows
    With His joy in my heart, and a love of my own.” ❤
    It's the anthem song of my life! ❤

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  8. Just let it be… and remember it is ok to be alone…
    I think people put to much into trying to find love or be in love …that sometimes it passes them by… get to enjoy and to know the person slowly and enjoy every second of being with them…when it’s the right time it will come together…
    again my dear sunshine love all your post…such great information and love how your mind works and the knowledge you have…
    Hugggs n ♥♥♥
    Suzette

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