What True Love Is
A healthy relationship
Should make one glow, and grow
Both on the inside
And on the outside,
When someone does something good for you
Without wanting anything in return
Or when they point out your mistakes
Not to hurt but to help you grow,
When someone treats you respectfully
Even if they disagree with you
By honoring your opinion with their attention
And hoping you will do the same,
When someone genuinely cares about your wellbeing
Whether you are well or unwell
And they laugh or cry with you
But not at you,
When someone lifts you up with their words and actions
When you are at your lowest point, or even at your highest
Because it is then that you most need a caring companion
To celebrate with you or to just listen,
When someone thinks of you and anticipates your wishes and needs
Even before you ask
Because they care so deeply about you
And want to see you thrive,
When that person always brings, not a frown,
But a warm smile on your face
Whenever you think of them
Or when you are around them, whether you are happy or sad
When someone does all these things
Or at least most of them
Then you know that they really care about you
And that they really do love you.
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