To be Silent or to Ignore?

Sometimes, the person who loves you most is also the one who struggles the most to show it.

Love can often be hidden behind walls of silence. It’s easier to avoid vulnerability than to admit just how much someone means to you.

Loving deeply comes with the risk of pain, and silence can feel like the safer option—protecting oneself from the fear of hurt.

At times, choosing to ignore rather than confront their emotions is easier, because of the fear of being overwhelmed by need, or that it may leave them too exposed

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