“I just wanna be enough for you”
— Sza
Simplified Meaning:
When someone says they just want to be enough for another person, they mean they hope to be everything the other person needs and wants. They want to feel appreciated and valued without feeling like they have to change who they are. Imagine a child drawing a picture for their parent. The child hopes the parent loves the drawing just as it is, without needing it to be perfect or expecting more. Applying this idea to everyday life means accepting and loving people for who they are, instead of wishing they were different. It's about recognizing and appreciating the efforts and qualities of others, making them feel important and valued. When you show someone that they are enough for you, you help build their confidence and strengthen your relationship with them.
