I sit here, speaking endlessly, and she just listens in silence. She doesn’t need to say much, because her very presence beside me gives me the strength I often forget I have. It’s her energy, her quiet assurance, that makes me feel I truly matter in this vast life.
We all need someone like that. Not just someone who loves us in words, but someone whose belief in us is so strong that it reshapes the way we see ourselves. Too often, the real struggle is not the world outside but the doubts inside our own minds. We don’t believe in ourselves enough. And that’s where love steps in—not just as affection, not just as romance, but as faith.
The purpose of love is not merely to find someone who says, “I love you.” The deeper purpose of love is to find someone who says, “I believe in you.” Because when another soul believes in us, fiercely and without hesitation, it allows us to believe in ourselves finally.
For me, she is that person. Whenever I break down and whisper to myself, “Yaar, ye mujhse nahi hoga,” she looks at me with unwavering certainty and says, “Tu kar lega.” And in that moment, I feel a power greater than my fears—her faith becomes my own.
That, I believe, is true love. It is not measured by grand gestures or constant declarations, but by the strength it gives you to stand tall when your knees are trembling. True love is the kind of belief that lifts you up, even when you are drowning in doubt.
So when you search for love, don’t just look for someone who loves you—find someone who believes in you like crazy. Because when belief enters love, the rest of life aligns naturally.
Namashkar.