Unless we are connected to impersonal love, we will make all love personal.
The most generous thing we can do is love through people to Eros. When love flows this way the pressure of being everything to one another is lifted. Then the other person is no longer responsible for meeting our needs.
To love this way we must see someone clearly—with no need for them to be anything other than exactly who they are. From there curiosity becomes possible.
And when the connection shifts we can turn on a dime. Because love is not located in one person. It is accessible everywhere. Then something unexpected happens: We can truly love them because we do not need them.
Sometimes love means walking together. Sometimes love means parting ways. Following that call can itself be an act of love.
There is a presence in us that seeks the same presence in another. Where that meeting occurs, light enters. That light is Eros.