There was a time my body forgot how to listen β
to touch,
to comfort,
to pleasure.
It carried memories like weight,
every heartbeat guarded,
every breath a reminder of what once hurt.
But love β the patient kind β
doesnβt rush healing.
It lingers in the places that flinch,
waits in silence,
and teaches you that softness can live where pain once did.
He never asked my body to hurry β
he simply stayed long enough
for it to remember that safety can feel warm,
that closeness doesnβt always take,
that pleasure can belong to me, too.
Thereβs a quiet miracle in feeling again β
not just through touch,
but through trust.
π― Some healing begins when the body finally believes itβs allowed to stay open.
