#mr. wrong

idk what to say for a first confession but uhhhh

mr wrong x mr muddle FOR LIFEEE

Being deceived by the idea that you've found your true love or "the one" can make you very unwilling to share this love with anyone else. Little do you know, you might've found yourself a Mr. Wrong and, through your idealization of him, have convinced yourself somehow that he's your Mr. Right. I feel so dumb for having reserved my love all these years for one person who never even cared to return it. True love is mutual — there are no ifs, ands, or buts about it. As Rupi Kaur expresses in her book The Sun and Her Flowers, it is so wrong to associate the idea of love with or attach it to one human being when the concept of love is something that is much deeper and sincere than that. The beauty of love lies in that single, unique sensation and not in any concrete form, for it is impermissible to take an emotion so eternal and mortalize it. Your love is a miracle. Don't keep it to yourself just because one person refuses to possess it. Don't be greedy or selfish about it. Use the love that is within you to realize the love and joy you seek in your relationships and connections with other people in this world. There are far more people who deserve a sprinkle of this love than that unappreciative "lover" of yours who keeps it on hold. Love is that beauty that lies within you. Save your love for those who deserve it and can return it to fill that void that was created in you every time you decided to give it away to people who failed to give it back. Love is meant to be a never-ending cycle of mutual exchange of pure compassion. What you give is what you get, but if you don't get what you gave, then what you had to offer was never received in the first place. It would go to waste unless you decide to seize it and redistribute it evenly with the loving people of this world. He's just not worth it because you deserve to feel loved as well. Unconditional love has none but one condition: it must be true.

Mr. Men humanization project: part 34/105