In the beginning of any relationship, everything seems perfect. There are sweet gestures, endless efforts, and it feels like a dream. But as time goes by, you start to see sides of people they didn’t show before—their true nature, their priorities, and how they really treat you. And that’s not necessarily a bad thing! It’s during these moments that you realize whether they are worth keeping in your life or not. Don’t be blind to the truth. If someone shows you who they truly are—especially if they repeatedly do things that hurt you—believe them. Don’t justify their behavior just because you want to hold on to the "perfect" person they were when you first met. Remember, love isn’t about finding someone perfect; it’s about choosing someone whose imperfections you can live with. But there’s a big difference between flaws and toxicity. If you’re not respected, loved properly, or given the effort you deserve, it might be time to ask yourself: “Is this really the person I want to spend my life with?” Be brave enough to walk away if you need to. Sometimes, letting go is the most loving thing you can do for yourself. And don’t be afraid to start over. As they say, the right one won’t make you question your worth. So here’s a reminder for you: Love yourself enough to know when to stay and when to walk away. You deserve someone who will show you their true self and make you feel safe and loved, not worn out and tired. Embrace the light within you and let it guide you to the love you truly deserve.