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Years ago a coworker of mine told me about the exact moment she knew her now husband was different, and it was the most low key thing ever. They’d only been dating a couple months. She was going to a bachelorette weekend with her college friends, the kind of trip with matching shirts and way too much tequila, and she was a little nervous telling him because her last boyfriend used to sulk for days before any girls trip. He’d start fights the night before. He’d text her every hour asking who she was with. He’d go silent and make her feel guilty for having fun. So she sent the new guy a careful little message like “okay I’m heading out, I’ll probably be pretty busy this weekend.” And he replied, “have fun and be safe.” That was it. No guilt, no twenty questions. And she said she almost cried in the Uber because of how simple it was. Then later, half joking, she texted him a picture of everyone in their matching shirts and said, “you know you can still text me right lol.” And he said, “I know, I just didn’t want you to feel like you had to entertain me. Go enjoy your friends.” She told me that night she realized she’d been dating people who needed her attention to feel secure, and for the first time she was with someone who was secure enough to give her space. And somehow that made her want to text him more, not less. That’s the energy so many of us are looking for. Someone who trusts you enough to let you breathe. Someone who’s genuinely happy you’re having fun even when it doesn’t include them. Someone whose love doesn’t feel like a leash. Now to be fair, wanting to hear from your partner isn’t controlling. It’s sweet when someone wants a check-in or asks you to text when you get home safe. That’s care. The difference is in how it feels. Does it feel like they want to know you’re okay, or like they want to know what you’re doing so they can be upset about it? Does their attention make you feel loved or watched? If you’ve only ever been with people who turned your plans into a fight, I hope you know there’s another kind of love out there. It’s calm and kind and it doesn’t punish you for having a life. It says “have fun and be safe” and actually means it. And honestly, that’s the whole thing. That pretty much sums up the person I want too.
Years ago a coworker of mine told me about the exact moment she knew her now husband was different, and it was the most low key thing ever. They’d only been dating a couple months. She was going to a bachelorette weekend with her college friends, the kind of trip with matching shirts and way too much tequila, and she was a little nervous telling him because her last boyfriend used to sulk for days before any girls trip. He’d start fights the night before. He’d text her every hour asking who she was with. He’d go silent and make her feel guilty for having fun. So she sent the new guy a careful little message like “okay I’m heading out, I’ll probably be pretty busy this weekend.” And he replied, “have fun and be safe.” That was it. No guilt, no twenty questions. And she said she almost cried in the Uber because of how simple it was. Then later, half joking, she texted him a picture of everyone in their matching shirts and said, “you know you can still text me right lol.” And he said, “I know, I just didn’t want you to feel like you had to entertain me. Go enjoy your friends.” She told me that night she realized she’d been dating people who needed her attention to feel secure, and for the first time she was with someone who was secure enough to give her space. And somehow that made her want to text him more, not less. That’s the energy so many of us are looking for. Someone who trusts you enough to let you breathe. Someone who’s genuinely happy you’re having fun even when it doesn’t include them. Someone whose love doesn’t feel like a leash. Now to be fair, wanting to hear from your partner isn’t controlling. It’s sweet when someone wants a check-in or asks you to text when you get home safe. That’s care. The difference is in how it feels. Does it feel like they want to know you’re okay, or like they want to know what you’re doing so they can be upset about it? Does their attention make you feel loved or watched? If you’ve only ever been with people who turned your plans into a fight, I hope you know there’s another kind of love out there. It’s calm and kind and it doesn’t punish you for having a life. It says “have fun and be safe” and actually means it. And honestly, that’s the whole thing. That pretty much sums up the person I want too.

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