Loving something deeply does not mean losing yourself within it. Just as the ocean is vast and consuming, life, too, can pull us under with its tides—moments of loss, grief, uncertainty. But the waves that drag us away are the same ones that will carry us back. No matter how far we drift, there are still unseen shores waiting, still waters we have yet to touch. The storms will pass, and when they do, we will find ourselves standing at the edge of something beautiful once more. If the weight of the world feels too heavy, seek solace in nature’s rhythm—the way the ocean breathes in and out, steady and unshaken. Let it remind you that you were never meant to drown in what you love; you were meant to float, to swim, to find your way back to yourself, one wave at a time. 深深地愛著某樣?xùn)|西并不意味著在其中迷失自我。正如海洋廣闊而充滿吞噬力，生活也會以其潮汐——失落、悲傷和不確定的時(shí)刻——把我們拉入深淵。但那些將我們拖走的波浪，也正是將我們帶回來的波浪。 無論我們漂流多遠(yuǎn)，總有一些看不見的海岸在等待，總有一些尚未觸及的平靜水域。風(fēng)暴終將過去，當(dāng)它們過去時(shí)，我們會發(fā)現(xiàn)自己再次站在美麗事物的邊緣。如果世界的重量感覺過于沉重，請?jiān)谧匀坏墓?jié)奏中尋找慰藉——海洋呼吸進(jìn)出的方式，穩(wěn)定而不動搖。