Nivedita VEdurla

Why Expressing Love Matters More Than You Think Because love, unspoken, often goes unnoticed

We’re All Wired for Love

No matter how strong or independent we are, love has a unique way of making us feel vulnerable. And that’s not weakness—it’s being human.

We crave affection, care, and connection. It’s natural. We’re social beings, and love is one of our most basic emotional needs.

But here’s the truth: while it’s easy to give love, receiving it in the way we truly desire is often the hardest part.

The answer is simple—because we don’t ask for it.

We assume our partner will just know what we need. We wait. We hope. We stay silent. But silence creates distance.

Most of us never say out loud how we want to be loved. And that leads to one-sided relationships where love is given, but not always felt.

According to many relationship experts (and yes, some amazing books too!), the way you express love to others is often how you wish to receive it in return.

If you show love through acts of service, you likely want someone to do things for you to feel loved.
If you love through words, you probably want sweet affirmations back.

But unless you say this to your partner, how will they know?

Some people feel loved when you hold their hand.
Others prefer heartfelt conversations or being asked about their day.
And some feel most connected when affection is shown in public.

There’s no right or wrong way to love—but there is your way.

So, how can your partner understand your needs unless you clearly express them?

Imagine this:
You love holding hands while crossing the street—it makes you feel cared for.
But your partner doesn’t think that’s necessary.

Should you quietly accept it and feel unloved?
Or should you say, “I really like it when you hold my hand—it makes me feel secure.”

Not sure what to say? Start with simple, personal statements like:

Avoid vague statements like “I wish you loved me more.” Instead, be specific. Let your partner know how you feel loved.

You may be a romantic at heart, while your partner is more practical.
That’s okay.
What matters is that they understand your emotional language—and that happens through open, honest conversations.

Even if they can’t express love exactly how you do, they’ll likely appreciate your openness and try in their own way.

Yes, in an ideal world, our partner would just get us.
But in today’s fast-paced life, with endless distractions and responsibilities, it’s unfair to expect people to read our minds.

When we take a moment to express our needs clearly, we make it easier for love to flourish—without assumptions, without hurt.

Love doesn’t need to be complicated. But it does need to be expressed.
Because when we speak our hearts, we don’t just seek love—we give our relationships the chance to thrive.

So go ahead—say what makes you feel loved.
Your words might just open the door to the kind of connection you’ve been waiting for.

 

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Nivedita Vedurla

I write emotionally rich, romance novels with second chances, enemies-to-lovers fire, and characters who feel real. With 14+ books—my stories explore love and magical bits in between.

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