🎶 Moved by Music, Made for Love
- Jul 20, 2025
- 2 min read
This morning, listening to music with my coffee in hand and my heart wide open, I was completely undone by two very different Adele songs—One and Only and Love in the Dark.

I’ve always been someone who truly listens to lyrics, not just the melody, and the more I sat with the words, the more I realized it’s Love in the Dark that’s speaking to me the loudest today. That haunting, honest ache of letting go… it mirrors pieces of my own journey—the kind of heartbreak that doesn’t break you, but reshapes you.
And then, as if my soul needed one more whisper from the universe, Wish You the Best came on—and oh, did it land. It’s incredible how music can move us, shift us, remind us of our softness and strength all at once.
Lately, I’ve noticed myself drawn to “letting go” songs. Not because I’ve given up on love—but because I’m releasing what was never truly mine. And yet, I remain wildly open to receiving the love that is meant for me. The kind that feels like home. The kind that doesn’t ask me to hide or hush the vibrant, messy, magnetic woman I am—but instead says: stay just as you are.
So here’s what I know in my bones:
💫 Embrace the joy.
💫 Accept the suck.
💫 And live with reckless abandon.
There will always be moments that hurt. But when you allow yourself to live all-in—when you feel it all, dance in your kitchen, cry when you need to, laugh loud, take risks, and tell the truth—you stay open to the beauty that’s still ahead.
And I truly believe this:
When you live authentically, you become magnetic.
You don’t have to chase love. When you’re living in your truth, it will find you. Because someone, somewhere, is searching for the exact kind of magic that only you carry.
So don’t dim your light. Don’t quiet your desires. Don’t apologize for your quirks, your courage, or your dreams.
You are, exactly as you are, the right kind of fun, wild, soulful, smart, silly, and spectacular for someone who will say, “Yes. You. Always.”
🍯 Honey Note:
To anyone who’s ever loved and lost and dared to hope again—you are not alone. Don’t give up on being seen, chosen, and cherished. There is a love song out there waiting to be written with your name in it.
With open arms and a full heart,
— Honey 💛
P.S.
Lately, I’ve been thinking about that Norah Jones lyric—“I don’t want to be running anymore.”
There’s something so honest in that.
We’ve all run—toward love, away from pain, into the arms of people who couldn’t hold us, and sometimes straight into the unknown just to feel alive.
But there’s power in the pause.
In choosing to stay still long enough to feel, to heal, to trust that what’s meant for you won’t require you to chase it down.
Maybe the bravest thing isn’t running.
Maybe it’s being ready.
Ready for love. Ready for peace. Ready for someone who walks beside you, not ahead or behind.
I’m not running anymore. I’m here—rooted, radiant, and waiting with open arms. 💛


