The True Meaning of Love – Without Love, There Is No True Companionship

You may find it easy to be silently with you.

Is this really the case?

No, it's one of the hardest things in the world.

To accompany a person silently, you not only have to enter her pain, but also into her heart.

Let the other party know that she is not alone in support, and you are supporting with her.

The difficulty of companionship is that it is not a matter of one hour, or two hours, three hours.

It's a day, a week, a month, a year, three years, five years... thing.

As long as she hasn't come out of her pain, you can't stop being there.

If you come and accompany her when you have nothing to do, is that okay?

But if you are working, or if you promised your son to accompany him to the amusement park to play the slide, the other party's phone suddenly called and asked you to accompany her, will you still go?

Maybe because of your friend (or relatives), you grit your teeth and go with her.

But if she were like this every day, month after month, year after year, would you still accompany her then?

The answer is yes, you — no — will.

Hearing this, you can't help but shake your head and say, "Since it is so difficult to accompany you, who can do it?"

The answer is, there are people who love.

Only when you love someone deeply and can you endure her and accompany her for years.

Without love, there is no true companionship.