What I want in a Partner

 

When someone asked me what I want in a partner, my response was simple yet profound. I need someone who will accept me for who I am, without condition or pretension. I need them to see my flaws, my imperfections, and my rough edges, and yet still choose to love me.

I crave a deep understanding, one that transcends words and explanations. I need someone who can sense my emotions, my thoughts, and my desires, even when I struggle to articulate them. I need them to listen with empathy, with compassion, and with an open heart.

In times of conflict, I need someone who can offer me security, a sense of safety, and a reminder that our love is stronger than any disagreement. I need them to be my rock, my shelter, and my haven.

Need someone who knows me intimately, without the masks, the filters, or the pretenses. someone who sees the real me, in all my complexity, and still chooses to love me, to accept me, and to cherish me.

That's what I want in a partner – someone who loves me for who I am, without condition, without apology, and without expectation of change. Someone who sees my true self and says, 'I love you, just as you are.