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Seeker's thoughts ...

From Darkness to Light, Dependence to Freedom, Fear to Fearlessness ....

Having no expectations from the other person in a relationship is great.

One small thing to consider, having an expectation that the other person shouldn't have any expectations because I don't have any is an expectation in itself and something that needs to be considered as it is very easy to overlook.

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