Love is not a scenario where everything is written out in advance. We're not actors on stage, and we don't have a director to tell us how to behave. We are real people, with our weaknesses, fears, and desires. And if we try to portray something, we lose the essence of what it means to truly love.
There is no place for pretense in love. Being with someone means being open, honest, and vulnerable. Sometimes it's scary, because opening up to someone else means letting them see the real you, without makeup and protective masks. But it is precisely in this sincerity that real intimacy is born.
When love turns into a game, it loses its magic. The game has rules, wins and losses, roles and expectations. And in true love, there are no winners and losers. There are two people who choose to be together no matter what.
We are not in a theater, and love is not a play that needs to be acted out. We can and should be ourselves, with all our emotions and flaws. And if someone doesn't accept you for who you are, then it's not your story.
Love is not a game where you can pause or change the script at will. This is a path that we walk together, step by step, with respect, patience and trust. These are real feelings, lively emotions and sincere actions.
If you are tired of games and masks, remember that true love begins with honesty, first of all with yourself. Allow yourself to be real, and then someone will appear next to you who will love you just like that.