Waiting
Waiting
Waiting is not inactivity. It is the emotional state of knowing that something will happen, without knowing when or how.
Waiting
Waiting is often mistaken for doing nothing. In reality, it is one of the most active emotional states. Something is expected, but nothing can yet be done.
In relationships, waiting appears before answers, before commitments, and before endings. Time stretches, attention sharpens, and meaning accumulates.
The pressure of anticipation
Anticipation creates pressure because the future is already present, but unresolved. Waiting forces awareness without offering control.
When waiting shapes memory
Long periods of waiting often leave stronger imprints than the moment that finally arrives. The emotional buildup does not disappear instantly.
Waiting is the feeling of time touching something important.— Loving Rocks