I met you randomly online. What started as a simple conversation about work became something meaningful.

Even though we haven’t met in person yet, every conversation, every phone call, every message with you has brought a smile to my face — sometimes more than I have smiled in years.

You have become someone very important to me. Not because I expect anything, not because I want to change your life, but simply because your presence brightens mine.

I respect your life, your choices, your commitments. I do not wish to interfere. I do not wish to impose.

I would love to have you in my life in whatever way you feel comfortable — as a friend, as someone you can rely on, or in any form that feels right to you. I want to support you, celebrate your happiness, and share thoughts with you.

I feel happiness simply when I share my day with you. You are like a shadow in my life — constant, quiet, and comforting.

I love you. Not to possess. Not to control. But to admire. To appreciate. To respect.

This is not about labels.

This is not about changing anything in your life.

This is not about crossing boundaries.

It’s about appreciation.

It’s about recognizing goodness when you see it.

It’s about acknowledging someone who inspires you.

There are no expectations here. No hidden intentions. Only respect.

Sometimes I notice how certain people quietly influence our lives.

You are one of those people for me.

Not because of fantasy. Not because of attachment.

But because of the strength and grace you carry.

And I genuinely respect that.

If one day our paths stay as they are, I’m grateful.

If one day life takes us in different directions, I’m still grateful.

Because appreciation does not depend on outcome.

It simply exists.