We’re Not Co-dependent

True happiness in a relationship begins with what you cultivate within yourself. 

When you are grounded in your own joy, confidence, and peace, you’re able to share love without demanding it as your only source of fulfillment.

Two worlds become one when both people bring their own wholeness to the table. That doesn’t mean every moment must be shared, or that time apart equals neglect.

Honoring each other’s space can strengthen the bond. When time together is planned with intention—whether it’s a date night, a simple walk, or just laughing over dinner—it carries more weight because it’s chosen, not expected.

Love thrives when we understand that “not being together” doesn’t mean “not being loved.”

It’s the balance of personal happiness and shared joy that allows a relationship to feel like home without feeling like a cage.

At the end of the day, your happiness with yourself is the best gift you can give the one you love.