Asal Kau Bahagia

There are feelings that never die - they just subside. They become quieter, softer, like an old shirt that smells of last summer. And it seems like everything is clear, everything has been decided, but the heart still doesn't give up - it just shifts love into “as long as you're happy” mode.

This is not about weakness. It's about that rare kindness that remains even after hurt, when you no longer expect reciprocity, but still wish for happiness. It's bitter, of course, but beautifully mature. Because real feelings are not the ones that scream “come back,” but the ones that whisper “be happy.”