Is Your Love Life a Comedy or a Tragedy?
Unraveling the Hilarity of Relationship Selfishness
When you wait for him, hoping to walk together, but he’s not just strolling slower — he doesn’t even want to walk alongside you. You do your best, but he’s not just careless; he doesn’t care about your tears and loneliness. He only likes the way you treat him, not the person you are.
Those who appreciate your kindness may forget you when they find someone new who likes your goodness. Only those who value your true self will hesitate to let go and will cherish being with you.
He just likes the way you treat him, not who you are. Maybe that’s the simple lesson of love we should learn. The other person’s selfishness becomes evident in your deep affection.
Stop making excuses for them! Love is straightforward; there’s nothing complicated about it. The other person’s obvious selfishness is why we keep fooling ourselves.
If you’re working hard in a relationship, yet often feel lonely and lost, and he praises you but leaves without hesitation, don’t get tangled in the illogical reasons he gives.
Don’t continue to embarrass yourself with imaginary complications. The real reason is straightforward: he just likes the way you treat him, not the person you are.
So Why are you still waiting for him? Treat yourself nice, please!
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Emily Chan - Life and love sharing
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Hey, just wanna let you know that this is more suitable to be posted in the Humans community 😊