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I fixed my girlfriend's fiancés door once.
Like, a small, practical thing. But when you really sit with it and let the sentiment sink in, it’s something else.
I see you. I see what matters to you. I want to protect it.
A door, but also a boundary, a line between the outside and everything you keep safe inside. Someone caring to fix and protect that line, to hold and secure it for you. That’s everything.
a small act a loud message you are safe with me.
and not saying, but inferring
i’ve got you your space, your privacy, your peace i’ll look after it.
It's speaking to that yearning to be seen and cared for in a way that’s steady and knowing. A love message without noise. Not flashy. Just real life, real care.
you can trust me to protect, secure your privacy leave the broken door to me i’ll fix it i’ve got you.
Z has talked about the need for privacy and boundaries. Small acts that guard this need aren’t just thoughtful, they're personal, saying: I understand you, I’ll help protect what protects you.
So when he says I’ll fix your door, it’s not just a favour, it’s a promise.
Love, in action. I cherish you. I want you to feel safe, protected. I want you to feel at home
and really, doesn’t matter what door it was. It’s what it is keeping safe. He knows that and he is showing up for it.
I'm going to fix that for you and now we’re in love…
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RIP Bailey
...But remember, boy, that a kind act can sometimes be as powerful as a sword. As a mortal, I was never a great fighter or athlete or poet. I only made wine. The people in my village laughed at me. they said I would never amount to anything. Look at me now. Sometimes small things can become very large indeed.
Dionysus, Rick Riordan, The Battle of the Labyrinth (Percy Jackson and the Olympians, Book 4)
Tyndale Life Application Daily Devotion
Devotional for December 17
"Remember, it is sin to know what you ought to do and then not do it." - James 4:17
Insight
We tend to think that doing wrong is sin. But James tells us that sin is also not doing right. (These two kinds of sin are sometimes called sins of commission and sins of omission.) It is a sin to lie; it can also be a sin to know the truth and not tell it. It is a sin to speak evil of someone; it is also a sin to avoid him or her when you know he or she needs your friendship. We should be willing to help as the Holy Spirit guides us.
Challenge
If God has directed you to do a kind act, to render a service, or to restore a relationship, do it. You will experience a renewed and refreshed vitality to your Christian faith.
© 2010 by Tyndale House Publishers
Whenever I've gone through a really bad phase with my mental health I really like to try to do something really kind for someone, whether it be a loved one or a stranger. So I was wondering what are some things you guys to do out some positive and loving vibes back into the world??