You have an aversion to love and affection; I only pray to God that someone loves me.
This sher captures a tender mix of quiet heartbreak, gentle defiance, and deep emotional longing. The lover has grown weary of pouring affection into a heart that despises the very idea of love. Instead of pleading further, they turn away with a wistful prayer: if you refuse to love, may God send someone else who truly cherishes me. It reflects that universal human need not just to love unconditionally, but to finally experience the warmth of being loved back.
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