As in the tale of dinosaurs, there are people who, whatever happens, are always present, are our stars, the stars that mark the north when we do not find the way, people with their own light who guide us and stay on our side, even after we leave.
Wrap us up if we’re not protected and we’re always willing to reach out when we need it. These are our constants: if something goes wrong, we can always ask for your help.
- Everyone needs support points that we can hold on to when we stumble.
- These points are our loved ones.
- They are the structure that keeps us in times of crisis and gives us the strength to continue our actions.
A sister’s strength, a couple’s unconditional love, or a friend’s unwavering support are enough to stabilize the shocks we inevitably experience.
It takes at least two people for a relationship to exist. The bonds we forge with others we love are often reciprocal. It is not a one-way road, but also a way back.
Thus, as we walk along the road, even if everyone chooses their own direction, we always find them on our side; and when they look back to find us, we are always there, because although we sometimes get lost, we promise to look for ourselves when we need it.
Don’t you have to get bogged down in endless, innumerable letters? I love you?To explain how someone feels. Sometimes words are useless to tell the other how much they mean to us, a word, a gesture, or a look is enough to understand.
If laughter is stronger when you’re together, if it’s easy for you to know when the gaze is of sadness or joy, if a single gesture is enough for you to understand yourself, if when the person is looking for it finds you and when he needs you, you’re present, you can consider yourself lucky to be the legendary dinosaur we all need.