🫀For all my lovers who are in an abusive relationship. . . Please, my little loves, get away. Get away as far as you can. You will never know how important you are if you stay with them. Do not be afraid of loneliness. For loneliness is not all that malicious. She can be cruel yet kind, truthful, and eye-opening. Her caresses are bitter at first, yet warm and self-soothing in the end. Even if you fear her, she can show you so much more than you could ever imagine about yourself. Especially if you learn to love yourself and then to love her… For if you learn to trust her, you may be alone but truly never “alone”. 🫀
Staying in an abusive relationship out of a fear of loneliness is obviously not healthy. But on the other hand being too extremely comfortable and secure with loneliness, to the point of suppressing every human being's natural need for love and companionship (just so that you will never meet bad people and be abused again)...is also not quite healthy lol. Forever staying in an abusive relationship, and forever staying in loneliness to protect yourself, are simply opposite sides of the exact same coin of psychological unhealthiness. You can change your subjective perceptions so that something unhealthy instead becomes subjectively "loving" and "beautiful", but objectively it is still something unhealthy.
It's like how people can develop Stockholm syndrome, and start to beauty their kidnappers/abusers...but still doesn't mean that the kidnap and the abuse itself is right. Everyone can indeed feel "love" from solitude itself...but just make sure that it's not you subconsciously denying all of your natural needs for love and companionship, out of fear of abuse.
@@yazminlares6000 a dance? maybe how she expresses herself? i’m not really sure but throughout the short film there’s no talking so i assume it’s a way to express herself
