
Most relationships do not end because love disappears. They strain because love becomes vague — spoken more often than it is demonstrated, assumed rather than renewed.
This book is for those in the middle. Not falling in love, not falling apart — but still there, still choosing, trying to understand what love requires when the feeling alone is no longer sufficient instruction.
Through the story of Ada and David, and the examination of what love reveals when time, repetition, and inconvenience are allowed to speak honestly, When Words Ask for Proof arrives at the question most of us carry privately:
Am I becoming someone capable of loving another person well?
Published by BEARING — Writing for the Interior Life. A Veridian Media Imprint.