Even after

reflects on love as a painful and inevitable trial, not just a source of joy. Despite meeting someone who embodies everything they desire, the absence of true love creates a void. Settling for security isn't real love, and itr warns against it. Love, once it strikes, becomes a consuming force, uncontrollable and burdensome.

in love with someone i cannot have, and the idea of confessing feelings is terrifying, especially with the risk of rejection or the person finding someone else. They long for a perfect scenario where their love remains unspoken, shared silently with the other person, while avoiding harm to their current relationship. It questions the unfairness of life, wishing their feelings could be understood without the need for words