🪷 Buddhist Reflection: True love is not clinging to perfection—
it is compassion that endures suffering.

In #Buddhism we speak of the Four Immeasurables:

Metta (loving-kindness): wishing well even in difficulty.

Karuna (compassion): staying with pain instead of turning away.

Mudita (joy): celebrating even small moments.

Upekkha (equanimity): remaining steady when life shakes.

Love that stays through storms is love rooted in these qualities.
It sees your scars not as flaws but as part of your wholeness.
It chooses you again and again, even when it hurts.

True love is presence:
the quiet “I am here” in darkness,
the hand held in fear,
the laughter at your quirks.

It is a promise to walk together,
to grow, to endure.

#Love is not escape from suffering—
it is walking through suffering together,
with open hearts.