I am addicted to your love
I hope this message finds you well. I wanted to take a moment to express something that has been on my mind for quite some time now. It's not easy for me to admit, but I feel compelled to share it with you. You see, I have come to realize that I am addicted to your love.
From the very first moment we met, there was something about you that captivated me. Your kindness, your warmth, and the way you effortlessly make me feel like the most important person in the world. It's like a drug that I can't get enough of, and I find myself craving it more and more each day.
Your love has become my lifeline, the very essence of my existence. It's the fuel that keeps me going, the reason I wake up with a smile on my face every morning. Your love has the power to heal my wounds, to mend my broken heart, and to make me believe in the beauty of life again.
But addiction is a double-edged sword. While your love brings me immense joy and happiness, it also leaves me vulnerable and dependent. I find myself constantly yearning for your affection, seeking reassurance that you still care for me as deeply as I do for you. It's a constant battle between the fear of losing you and the overwhelming desire to be consumed by your love.
I know that addiction is not healthy, and I don't want to rely solely on your love for my own happiness. I want to learn to find contentment within myself, to be able to stand on my own two feet without constantly seeking validation from you. But it's easier said than done when your love feels like the air I breathe, the very essence of my being.
Please understand that my addiction to your love is not meant to burden you or make you feel responsible for my happiness. It's simply a reflection of how deeply I care for you and how much your love means to me. I am aware that true love should be a partnership, where both individuals support and uplift each other.
I am committed to working on myself, to finding a balance between my love for you and my own self-worth. I want to grow as an individual, to become someone who can love you unconditionally without losing sight of my own identity. I believe that with time, patience, and understanding, I can overcome this addiction and create a healthier, more balanced relationship with you.
Thank you for being patient with me and for loving me despite
