text/An Dongyue
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What is the most touching love words in love?
Maybe you will say, it is "I love you" or "I miss you", but in my opinion, the most touching love words are "I am".
The sentence "I am here" represents company. Companionship is the longest confession and the most affectionate waiting.
There are such plots in many TV series: the heroine is injured, weak and powerless, the hero is guarding her with heartache, and never leaving her. When she called him his name, he said tenderly and firmly: "I'm here."
When people are vulnerable, they especially hope that the person they love the most will be by their side. As long as that person is there, you will feel at ease and be afraid of nothing.
"I'm here" can give people a sense of security, which is far more heartwarming than "I love you" and "I miss you".
Of course, you can say whatever you want under any circumstances, and you don’t need to deliberately keep a certain sentence in your mouth. No matter how nice and moving the words are, once they become deliberate, they will lose their original charm.
And, if you cannot integrate words and deeds, no matter how good you sound, it is meaningless.
02.
Love someone, you can’t just say it, it must be put into practice in order to make the loved one feel happiness truly.
So, the word "I am" is not just a sentence, but an attitude, an attitude that is willing to accompany you at any time.
See if a person is sincere to you, it depends on whether he is willing to spend time with you, give you support, make you feel at ease, and support you.
A friend around her met her boyfriend online. Since the two of them have added friends, they have talked a lot every day.
One night when they had not yet made a clear relationship, she had said good night to him for a long time, but because of some troubles, she could not sleep, so she sent him a message: "Are you still here?"
He replied in seconds: "I'm here."
She was a little surprised: "Why haven't you been asleep yet?"
He said: "I'm afraid you will send messages, so I didn't sleep."
At that moment, she was suddenly moved. It was also at that moment that she confirmed her feelings for him.
They met later and confirmed their relationship. He treats her very well, gentle and meticulous, considerate and dedicated.
When she is in a bad mood, he will accompany her, trying every means to make her happy; when she is unwell, he will accompany her, taking care of her like taking care of her children; she has to go out if she has something to do, and as long as he has time, he will definitely accompany her, and be a driver for her, and she will be picked up and dropped off any distance.
His love for her is to put the sentence "I am" into practice and prove the sincerity with actions, and it is definitely not just a saying.
03.
There is a kind of love called "I'm here".
If I am here, you will not be lonely; if I am here, you will not be panic; if I am here, you will feel at ease.
The sentence "I am" is very short, only two words, but behind it is a heart full of love. This heart is soft and firm, hot and powerful, and can melt the iceberg or hide the wind and rain.
If a person, when your heart is frustrated, hit hard, and feels deeply helpless, says to you, "With me here, you don't have to be afraid of anything, I will be with you and always be with you", what will you feel?
Needless to say, you will definitely be very moved and rekindled hope for life. The power of love seems particularly great at this moment.
There is a kind of love called "I'm here", and it's there anytime.
When you are happy, I am here to share your joy; when you are sad, I am here to share your worries; when you are helpless, I am here to take you out of your depression.
Real love never requires gorgeous language. Just a word "I am here" can express that affection to the fullest.
Love is companionship, love is protection, love is when you need me, I will be there, forever!
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Author: An Dongyue, a freelance writer, writes heartfelt words with warm strokes, and I wish to meet you in the deepest world. Welcome to follow.
