Opening up

A few months ago I ready to open up to my boyfriend after a year of being together, I was scared but at the same time I felt relieved knowing he knew and I felt so safe and happy after that and I felt like I can trust him even more after that fact that I told him things I never told him.

I hugged me as tightly as he cold and wiped my tears away and knowing I have him by my side, I know it will be ok.

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