HeartCue - Relationships

Respect to the man who said: "Maybe I’m flawed in some ways, but at least my woman smiles — while yours are crying..." HeartCue

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The greatest happiness is when the one you love becomes the husband you cherish. HeartCue

Touch in a way that leaves them wanting more. Leave in a way that makes them wish you'd stay. Love in a way they’ll never forget. HeartCue

Agree? HeartCue

Time has revealed who truly stays — those who accept me exactly as I am. And it swept away those who couldn’t turn me into someone I’m not. HeartCue

I was so nervous I didn’t know where to look. The closer we got to meeting, the faster my heart raced. Most of all, I didn’t want to mess up—lose my words the moment I saw you. HeartCue

If you ever warmed yourself by my fire and still doubted whether I’d be your destiny, then never—under any circumstances—dare to choose me. Leave for someone else. HeartCue

I remember how your sincerity knocked me off my feet, you left a deep mark on my life. I let you go. Felt proud for five minutes. Regretted it my whole life. HeartCue