day fourteen: love is...

love is... gushing about how happy you are and seeing how happy the people around you are just to see you smile.

day thirteen: love is...

love is... catching yourself in a constant state of smile when you're thinking about them.

day twelve: love is...

love is... knowing undoubtedly that this is the same place you see yourself years from now. there isn't anywhere else you'd ever want to be.

day eleven: love is...

love is... when he supports you when you're at your weakest. it's rough when you struggle with something internally and its enough to ruin your mood. To hear that they think you're perfect the way you are, but are more than willing to help you to see you happy is more than any girl could ever ask for.

day ten: love is...

love is... being excited about the smallest things. "hellos" & "goodbyes," showing how thoughtful they can be, a glance across a room, a gentle touch, that one sentence that always sticks with you. and more importantly, the feeling that the excitement will never get old.

day nine: love is...

love is... not giving up when the going gets tough. when something is real, no matter how difficult a situation may be, pushing through the sludge is what's important. figuring out who you both really are and how to grow together.



"do not give up, the beginning is always the hardest."

day eight: love is...

love is... completely trusting, even in the early stages of a relationship, that they have nothing but good intentions. not all guys are the same, and it's a remarkable thing once you realize it first hand. Especially once you finally realize that you deserved to feel this way all along.... like you mean something to someone, something important.

day seven: love is...

love is... being in a room full of people, and him making you feel like you're the only one that matters.

day six: love is...

love is... spending hours with someone and never running out of things to say to each other.

day five: love is...

love is... thinking about them all day long and not being embarrassed, afraid, or ashamed to tell them so.