Tag: love and trust

  • Do I Believe in Soulmates? A Heartfelt Reflection on Love, Trust, and Everyday Magic

    Do I Believe in Soulmates? A Heartfelt Reflection on Love, Trust, and Everyday Magic

    Daily writing prompt
    Do you believe in soulmates? Why or why not?

    Do I believe in soulmates?

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    Yes, I do. ❤️

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    But probably not in the way movies and fairy tales describe them.

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    I don’t think a soulmate is someone who arrives with fireworks, dramatic music, and a perfect script.

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    I think a soulmate is someone who quietly becomes part of your everyday life until you can no longer imagine the story without them.

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    Someone who knows when you need advice and when you just need to complain for five minutes.

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    Someone who has seen you at your best, your worst, and your absolute grumpiest before morning tea… and still chooses to stay. 😄

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    People talk about butterflies.

    And yes, butterflies are lovely. 🦋

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    But after years together, I think the real magic is finding someone who still makes you smile while arguing about where the TV remote is.

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    Someone who remembers your favorite snack, your strange habits, and every story you’ve told at least three times.

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    Someone who pretends not to enjoy gossip…

    but somehow always asks,

    “And then what happened?” 😄☕

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    To me, soulmates aren’t found.

    They are built.

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    In ordinary days.
    In shared laughter.
    In small acts of kindness.
    In forgiveness.
    In trust.

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    And maybe in the occasional eye roll when they tell the same joke for the hundredth time. 😏

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    So yes, I believe in soulmates.😍

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    Mine is the person who can make me laugh when I’m trying very hard to stay annoyed…

    and somehow make me annoyed when I’m perfectly happy. 😏

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    We are different in more ways than I can count.

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    I like to tell the whole story.

    He prefers the short version.

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    I plan.

    He improvises.

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    He worries about things that might happen next month.

    I worry about what’s for dinner. 😄

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    Logic says we should drive each other crazy.

    And to be fair, sometimes we do.

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    But somewhere between the teasing, the eye-rolls, the laughter, the arguments, and the countless ordinary days…

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    we became each other’s favorite person.

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    Not because we are the same.

    But because we fit.

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    Like two puzzle pieces that look completely different, yet somehow belong together.

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    And after all this time, he’s still my favorite person to share the plot twists with.

    And I think that’s pretty magical. ❤️🦋✨

    With love,

    —Rajeshwari🧿💕

    © Nihshabd by Rajeshwari. All Rights Reserved

  • What is the greatest gift someone could give you?

    What is the greatest gift someone could give you?

    What is the greatest gift someone could give you?

    The Greatest Gift 🎁

    When I think about the greatest gift someone could ever give me, my heart doesn’t wander toward wealth, luxury, or possessions. It quietly settles on two simple yet powerful things: love and trust.

    Love gives warmth to a relationship, but without trust, it slowly fades. Trust gives strength, but without love, it feels empty. A relationship cannot survive on just one of them. Love without trust becomes fragile, and trust without love loses its meaning. Only when both walk together does a bond truly last.

    Money, success, loyalty, and all other things come later. They are not the foundation; they are built upon the foundation. When love and trust exist, everything else finds a way to fall into place. Even in the absence of wealth, life feels manageable, lighter, and meaningful.

    So if someone ever asks me what gift I want, my answer will always be the same. I don’t want something that can be wrapped or measured.

    I want love that feels safe and trust that feels steady.

    Because for me, that is the greatest gift of all. 🤍❤️✨🎁

    “Everything else grows where love and trust already exist.”