Note that I said “feels scarce,” not “is scarce.”
That matters.
Because when someone is alone and does not feel a lack, love is not dangerous.
When someone is with many others, perhaps even beloved of them, but cannot feel that comfort, love is full of peril.
I’m just musing today, and would love to read your thoughts on this topic.
*smiles*
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