The complicity of the gazes of love

Funny how we spend a lot of time thinking about the most outlandish things to say to someone and, at the right time, end up being silent. We are dumbfounded in the certainty that we don’t need to say anything: just look and it’s easy to understand everything we want to say. There are looks that come to scream everything you carry in your chest.

I’m a fan of those, it’s good to say.

In fact, I’m one of those who believe in a unique language that lovers have. When two people get to know each other so well that only gestures are enough for a whole communication, words are dispensed with the speed of a mischievous smile, a knowing wink or a teasing affection.

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I travel, then, imagining that every being on the planet should experience, at least once in a lifetime, the power of reciprocal passion. And bringing with it all the intimacy implicit in those two beings who decided to surrender to the feeling. I also think the evolution that every couple goes through is beautiful.

If the shame of the initial muteness turns into harmony, it is very nice to have the privilege of following this story. It is at this time that we can admire the strength of bonds, declare that we are true fans of certain relationships and understand in an exemplary way that relationship is construction.

There is no better definition.

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And to think that everything can start from a confusion of ideas shuffled by the constant and exaggerated presence of the other in our heads. And to think that sometimes we find ourselves thinking that this is the kind of thing that only happens to other people. And to think that several times we go through incredible turns to be able to say what the body and eyes are tired of saying.

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