CowBoy69

My biggest fear is marrying someone who says "yahaa esa sab nahi chalta" while im still settling in his house.

My biggest fear is marrying someone who says "thoda auraton ki tarah dhire se hasa karo" when i’m laughing wholeheartedly.

My biggest fear is marrying someone who says "isme koi rone wali baat nahi hai-stop overreacting" when I’m overwhelmed.

My biggest fear is marrying someone who says "yeh kya bacchon waali harkatein hai" when i am acting silly.

My biggest fear is marrying someone who says "baat baat pe mujhe phone mat lagaya karo" while im trying to ask for help.

My biggest fear is marrying someone who says "relax" when im spiraling into a million different emotions.

My biggest fear is marrying someone who says "itni si baat pe mood kharab kar liya?" When something small has quietly broken something big inside me.

My biggest fear is marrying someone who says "main aisa hi hoon, adjust karna padega" when respect is the only thing i’m asking for.

My biggest fear is marrying someone who says "yeh kya rona dhona laga diya" when i play ghazals.

Today is International Women’s Day, and the world is alive with celebrations of strength, grace, and the incredible impact women have on every corner of our lives. As I see the tributes and the flowers, my thoughts naturally gravitate toward you.

Even though we haven't met yet—or perhaps we have, and the timing just hasn't aligned—I find myself missing you deeply today. It’s a strange feeling, missing a presence I haven't fully known, but I feel the space you’re meant to fill. I find myself wondering what kind of powerhouse you are. Are you the quiet force that keeps everything moving, or the bold leader who commands the room? Regardless of how you show up, I know you’re extraordinary.

On a day meant to honor resilience and brilliance, I’m making a silent promise to you:

• To be your biggest fan: I will always celebrate your wins, whether they are world-changing or small personal victories.

• To listen: Not just to your words, but to your dreams and the things you’re too tired to say.

• To grow: So that when we finally do walk through life together, I am the partner you truly deserve.

I hope today someone told you how incredible you are. I hope you felt appreciated, not just for what you do, but for exactly who you are.

I’m counting down the days until I can celebrate this day—and every other day—right by your side. Until then, know that you are loved, you are missed, and you are already the most important woman in my world.

Happy Women’s Day.

With all my love,