To Be Loved

There is something so beautiful about people who love and want the best for you without trying to change or fix you, as though you were broken. It’s a rare and precious kind of love that sees beyond flaws, that doesn’t seek to mold you into someone else’s ideal. Instead, it celebrates you in your entirety, acknowledging your strengths, your quirks, and even your imperfections.

It’s a testament of love to look at someone and see their true essence, to recognize their potential and capacity to grow without it being condescending. To love someone in this way is to offer them the gift of acceptance, to hold a mirror that reflects not just who they are, but all they can become. It’s an act of faith, a silent vow that says, “I believe in you,” without uttering a word.

This kind of love doesn’t demand change; it fosters it naturally. It provides a safe space where one feels free to evolve, supported by the knowledge that they are already enough. It’s a love that nurtures growth, not by pointing out what needs to be fixed, but by highlighting the beauty and potential already present.

To be loved in this manner is to be truly seen, to be valued not for who you might become, but for who you are right now. It’s a profound experience, to be cherished without conditions, to be admired without judgment. In this love, we find the strength to thrive, the courage to pursue our dreams, and the comfort of knowing we are appreciated, exactly as we are. Such love is a beacon in the often turbulent sea of life, guiding us home to ourselves. 🙏🏾❤️

©️ Beatriz Esmer

Dry Pastel Art — Children

One thought on “To Be Loved

  1. You are the voice of reason Bia in a broken world. You articulate your incredible loving narratives simplify a very complex world. We all want to be loved. Thank you ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

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