Animals Thread (Animals are better than people)
- Thread starter Dingleberry
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Ernest Hemingway once said:
"In our darkest moments, we don’t need answers or advice. What we truly crave is human connection—a quiet presence, a gentle touch. These small acts serve as anchors, grounding us when life feels overwhelming....
Please don’t try to fix me or take on my pain. Don’t dismiss my struggles or attempt to chase away my shadows. Just sit beside me as I navigate my inner storms. Be the steady presence I can lean on as I find my way.
My pain is mine to bear, my battles mine to fight. But your presence reminds me that I’m not alone in this vast, sometimes terrifying world. It’s a quiet affirmation that I am still deserving of love, even when I feel broken.
So, in those moments when I falter and lose direction, will you stay? Not to rescue me, but to be my companion. Hold my hand until the dawn returns, helping me rediscover my strength.
Your silent support is a gift beyond measure—a love that reminds me of who I am, even when I forget."
How might silent companionship provide deeper healing than words ever could?
"In our darkest moments, we don’t need answers or advice. What we truly crave is human connection—a quiet presence, a gentle touch. These small acts serve as anchors, grounding us when life feels overwhelming....
Please don’t try to fix me or take on my pain. Don’t dismiss my struggles or attempt to chase away my shadows. Just sit beside me as I navigate my inner storms. Be the steady presence I can lean on as I find my way.
My pain is mine to bear, my battles mine to fight. But your presence reminds me that I’m not alone in this vast, sometimes terrifying world. It’s a quiet affirmation that I am still deserving of love, even when I feel broken.
So, in those moments when I falter and lose direction, will you stay? Not to rescue me, but to be my companion. Hold my hand until the dawn returns, helping me rediscover my strength.
Your silent support is a gift beyond measure—a love that reminds me of who I am, even when I forget."
How might silent companionship provide deeper healing than words ever could?
