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Why do we celebrate the thrill of the chase but quietly judge the ones who just… stay?
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The quiet ones who text “good morning” and actually mean it? 🌱

Sometimes I wonder if modern romance is just a performance. Do we really love people, or do we love the idea of loving people? We chase validation, excitement, and attention, like it’s a currency, forgetting that intimacy is not a show. And yet, here I am, single, sipping my tea, questioning if my standards are too high—or if society has just rewired my brain to think that calm, steady love is boring. ā˜•āœØ

I’ve noticed a pattern: the people who “move too slow” get ghosted or dismissed, while the flashy, unpredictable types are idolized. Why is consistency unattractive? Isn’t it the foundation of trust and deep connection? Maybe I’m too romantic, too old-fashioned, or maybe I just see the heartbreak behind every glittering flirtation. ā¤ļø‍šŸ”„

Sometimes I imagine a world where people weren’t scared of normalcy. Where you didn’t need fireworks to prove your feelings. Where patience wasn’t a weakness but a superpower. And I ask myself: am I doomed to watch everyone else sprint toward chaos while I linger in the comfort of sincerity? Or is there something revolutionary about just… wanting someone who stays? šŸŒ™

Do you ever feel like the dating world is celebrating everything except what actually lasts?

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