February 11, 2025 - 16:29

As I navigate my sixties, I find myself pondering the concept of love and whether I have truly missed out on something significant in life. Despite societal expectations and the romantic ideals often portrayed in media, I have never experienced love in the way many describe. This absence raises questions about the essence of love and its role in personal fulfillment.
For some, love is a cornerstone of happiness, a source of companionship and support. Yet, I have built a rich life filled with friendships, passions, and experiences that bring me joy. I often wonder if love is as crucial as it is made out to be, or if fulfillment can be found in other forms of connection.
While I see couples sharing intimate moments, I recognize that every journey is unique. My life, though devoid of romantic love, is not lacking in meaning. Perhaps the narrative around love needs to expand to include those of us who find contentment in different ways, proving that a life well-lived can take many shapes.
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