How do you say something you have no words for? Is it possible to say anything at all then? Its not shyness. Its not indifference. It's plain and simple respect. Because you feel like nothing you do or say will ever come close to how you feel and you don't want to belittle that oh so special emotion. If it begins with respect, it is already or will turn into affection, and soon enough love.
Will you call these people introverted? No, they don't have a problem with making friends. Shy? No, they're chill with social gatherings. Inexpressive is the term these people get categorized into. But is it what they do? Not express? Do they not shed tears when they're hurt, or laugh when they're happy, or raise their voices with you when they are angry? Are these not expressions? Are these not human communication through expressions? Then why are we saying they are 'Inexpressive' when clearly all they are doing is preserving special emotions.
But you don't always understand that. There's a fine line between indifference and respect for the emotions. And its for the lines to get blurry. Even easier for people to misinterpret. People fall out. Fights occur. Relations break. It seems all bad doesn't it?
That's cause we're missing the silver lining. See when people fall out, the ones who were meant to be, meant to understand the other person will come back. Not once. Not twice. But repeatedly. Because their relation was based on respect. Which had or will turn into love once again. It's not a one stop journey. Its a continuous process. It'll stop. But it'll be on again. Patience and perseverance will get you through. If it doesn't don't panic. It was never meant to be, it's all in the heart.
