It’s just like a leaking pipe at home. Fix it early, and it’s a small job. Ignore it, and the water seeps into the wall, the damage spreads, and by the time you act, it costs a fortune to repair.

A relationship works the same way. Small hurts, if left unspoken, don’t disappear — they gather, drip by drip, until one day they break the surface. It’s always better to speak gently and address the small cracks early, while things are still within reach.

Fix the leak while it’s still a drop, not when it becomes a flood. The same rule holds for love, silence, and pride.