Podcast Description:
In this episode, I open my heart and speak from a place of deep reflection—because I’ve come to understand that I don’t want the “perfect” love that looks good on the outside but lacks depth on the inside. I want a love that’s perfect for me—one that feels safe, emotionally mature, spiritually aligned, and built on truth.
This isn’t about flawless people or fairy-tale relationships. It’s about the kind of love that allows both people to be human—flawed but committed, imperfect but intentional. I talk about what it means to desire a sacred connection where both partners are capable of communicating through the hard times, standing in vulnerability, and choosing each other with consistency—not out of convenience, but out of alignment.
I also share parts of my personal journey—how letting go of past connections, even ones filled with love, was necessary for growth. How sometimes we confuse chemistry for calling. And how the waiting season isn’t a punishment, but a preparation. What may feel like silence is often God’s way of clearing the path so the right kind of love can step in.
This episode is for anyone who’s ever questioned, “Is it me?” or felt like they were “too much” for the wrong people. You are not too much—you were just offering your love to people who weren’t equipped to receive it.
Love doesn’t need to be broadcasted to be real. It needs to be felt, honored, and nurtured in quiet spaces where trust is built and authenticity is welcomed. If you’re in a season of becoming, of healing, or simply waiting for the kind of connection that sees you and stays—this episode is for you.