Believe it, and keep on living every day fully on your own.
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Updated 6 years ago,January 18, 2019
Hes out there.
The one you think cant possibly exist.
Amy Humphries
The one who sees you for exactly who you are and loves you all the more for it.
The one for you.
He is kind, he is strong, he is mindful, and he is emotionally intelligent.
He tells the truth, but he also wants nothing more than to give you happiness.
He explains exactly how he feels.
He keeps nothing from you.
Being around him is the easiest and most natural thing in the world.
Hes your person, and hes out there.
Dont give up hope.
You truly may not be ready to meet him at this moment in time.
He may not be ready for you yet either.
Keep the faith alive.
Dont focus so singly on finding him, either.
Youre going about it all backward.
The problem is youre impatient, afraid hell never materialize at all.
If you grasp at anyone who seems remotely adequate, youll never find the one you seek.
Look inward theres the key to your future, your happiness, and your destiny.
And then, when youre ready, there hell be.
You may not even realize it, but hell show up for you when you least expect it.
It will feel so simple, so intuitive, you may have a tough time believing its possible.
Its too good to be true, youll think.
Its never worked out before, why should it now?
Youll know because, for the first time, dating someone doesnt make you anxious.
You dont feel like you have to pretend to be another person or always present your best self.
Hell never make you worry that youre not enough … or too much.
When he tells you that he thinks youre beautiful, he means it.
He isnt trying to get anything out of you.
He just wants to express his feelings because hes a genuinely good human.
Its up to you to do the same.
It wont always be easy, but its worth it.
That sounds trite but its absolutely true.
Youll never be happy if you settle for something less than your match.
Believe it, and keep on living every day fully on your own.
Its not about waiting until hes in your life.
