"For every beauty there is an eye that will see it. For every truth there is an ear that will hear it. For every love there is a heart that will accept it.” – Ivan Panin
Don't accept the flattery of a man who likes a picture of your family, but one who wants to get to know her.
Don't accept the flattery of the man who comments on your photos online, but the one who always makes you feel beautiful.
Don't accept the flattery of a man who likes the profile picture you changed, but the one who wants to change your relationship status.
Don't accept the flattery of the guy on the app you caught up with by swiping right. Be with someone who doesn't need an app to come to you with confidence.
Don't accept the flattery of the man who sent you a flower or heart emoji, but the one who knows what he's actually sending. Your favorite flower to show you that he cares.
Don't accept the flattery of a man who made you wait for him to answer a message, but the one who answers right away.
Don't accept the flattery of the man who comments on your photos online, but the one who always makes you feel beautiful.Don't accept flattery from a man who first looked at your history online. But be with the one you are happy with and write your story together. But they leave the past where it is - in the past.
Don't accept the flattery of the man who says he misses you, but the one who shows up at your door because he missed you so much.
Don't accept the flattery of a man who takes time to reply to your message. Text messages take 3 seconds to send. Be with the one who took the time to see you.
Do not accept the flattery of a man who said or wrote you only "good morning". Be with the one who wants to wake up next to you and wake you up with a kiss day after day.
Don't accept the flattery of the man who first wished you a happy birthday. Be with the one who wants to spend this day with you.
Do not accept flattery from a man with whom you have a relationship over the phone. Be with someone who makes you both forget to look at your phone.
Because real relationships are living relationships. Two people connecting emotionally rather than virtually. Two people who have decided that the other person is important and show it not with a like, but with a hug.
