Overflow

She had spent years holding everything in — her thoughts, her tears, her joy.

But with him, something shifted. One quiet night, in a moment of trust and closeness, her body released what words never could.

It wasn’t shameful. It was freedom. A soft flood, surprising and pure.

For the first time, she didn’t hold back. And in that release, she found herself.

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