a kind heart suffers in harsh places

i’d happily remember the little things you like so making you feel special can happen naturally.

you make me want those unexpected conversations that begin with something silly and end with us sharing things we rarely tell anyone.

there’s something adorable about imagining the little habits of mine you’d eventually recognize without me having to say anything.

you make me want to be part of your journey without ever making you feel like you need to change who you are.

there’s something sweet about knowing someone so well that even the smallest change in their expression tells you how they feel.

you make me want to turn ordinary days into little reminders of how lucky we are to have found each other.

i’d love being the person you instinctively want beside you whenever something unexpectedly beautiful happens.

i’d love learning your favorite ways to relax so i can make the end of a difficult day feel a little gentler.

i’d love discovering the moments that make you feel most alive and finding ways to experience more of them beside you.

i’d rather be someone you can disagree with honestly than someone you feel you have to agree with to keep the peace.

i’d love knowing what makes you feel close to someone, because those are the moments i’d want us to have more often.

you make me want to remember the random things that catch your attention because they let me see the world a little differently.

there’s something romantic about knowing what feels comfortable to you while still encouraging you whenever you’re ready to try something new.

you make me want to notice what makes you proud before you feel the need to mention it yourself.

there’s something intimate about recognizing your different kinds of silence without needing you to explain them.

there’s a special kind of happiness in being your peace while still giving you butterflies.

i’d happily celebrate the little steps you take toward your goals, because even the quietest progress deserves to be noticed.

i’d love to know what you notice first about people, because it might tell me something about the way your mind sees the world.

i’d rather listen to you talk about your most ordinary day than only pay attention when something exciting happens.

i’d love knowing which moments make you lose track of time, because they probably show you what makes life feel good.