25/09/2026
Someone doesn’t necessarily want a relationship with you. They just want the comfort of knowing that you’re there.
They’ll text you when they’re lonely or they will give you attention when it’s convenient. Others may make you feel like there’s something between you but when it comes to actually choosing you, suddenly everything becomes complicated.
And that’s where you have to be careful.
Because attention is not intention.
Someone missing you doesn’t necessarily mean they’re ready to commit to you or someone enjoying your presence doesn’t automatically mean they see a future with you.
And I think a lot of people stay because they keep hoping, “Maybe eventually they’ll choose me.”
But why should you have to convince someone to choose you?
If someone is genuinely interested in building something with you, there should eventually be some clarity. Not necessarily immediately, because people can be unsure and relationships take time. But there should be consistent effort and an honest movement toward something real.
You deserve someone who doesn’t just want access to you when it’s convenient.
You deserve someone who chooses you when choosing you actually requires effort.
Because you’re not someone’s option either not their backup plan.
And you shouldn’t have to compete for a place in someone’s life.
Always remember, that knowing your worth simply means knowing when to stop waiting for someone to recognize it.