Every gift has a weight —
not in what it costs,
but in what it means to hand it over.
You give me things that aren’t wrapped —
your time, your patience, your restraint.
You offer the pieces of yourself
you once swore no one would ever touch again.
And I give back
in silence, in skin, in the way I look at you
when words would only ruin it.
Love like this isn’t about exchange.
It’s about trust —
about letting someone see the parts you’ve hidden
and hoping they hold them
like something sacred.
Because the real gift
isn’t what’s given.
It’s what’s risked.
🖤 A reflection on giving as surrender —
where every offering is a confession disguised as devotion.
