About me
Join me on the Journey as I discover love in all its Ways, Shapes and Size.
Sivu and I have been through a lot together, and our friendship is something I treasure deeply. It all started when we first met—just two guys from different walks of life, but somehow we clicked. From the moment we became friends, it felt like we had known each other forever.
We spent countless hours laughing, talking, and just being there for each other through thick and thin. Whether we were joking around or having deep conversations about life, there was always this sense of comfort between us. We didn’t need to pretend to be anything we weren’t; we were just real with each other.
Over time, our bond grew stronger. We went through some tough times, but no matter what, we always had each other’s backs. It wasn’t just about sharing the good times; it was about being there during the hard ones too—supporting, encouraging, and showing up for one another like brothers.
There’s a certain kind of love in a friendship like ours—one that’s built on trust, respect, and loyalty. It’s the kind of love where words aren’t always needed; you just know that no matter what, your friend has you. That’s what makes our friendship so special—we love each other like brothers.
Sivu’s more than just a friend to me; he’s family. And I know, no matter where life takes us, we’ll always have that bond—one that can’t be broke
Meet my Friend Sivu.
My name’s Clarke, and I’ve always been curious about the many different ways love shows up in our lives. Love isn’t just one thing; it’s a million things, in a million different shapes, sizes, and forms. And so, I’ve made it my mission to explore love wherever it can be found—whether it’s in relationships, friendships, the way we love our kids and animals, or even in the passion we feel for the things that light us up, like sports.
I’ve traveled to places near and far, spoken to people from all walks of life, and heard countless stories, each one offering a new, unexpected perspective on what love really means. What I’ve come to realize is that love is as unique as the person experiencing it. It’s in the way we show up for each other, the sacrifices we make, and the joy we feel in being connected to something bigger than ourselves.
One of my favorite stories came from a man I met at a local park. He told me how he and his best friend, who he’d known since childhood, had always been there for each other. “We don’t need to talk every day,” he said, “but I know he’s got my back, no matter what. That’s love in its purest form, if you ask me.” His love for his friend wasn’t about grand gestures—it was in the small, everyday acts of support and loyalty that made their friendship unshakable.
Then, there was a mother I spoke with who had a 6-year-old son. She told me about the overwhelming sense of love she felt the moment she first held him in her arms. “It’s like your heart just grows in ways you didn’t know were possible,” she said. “And every day, watching him grow, I learn new ways to love.” Her love was deep, instinctive, and selfless—a love that constantly pushed her to be the best version of herself, simply because she wanted the best for him.
I also heard from a dog owner who shared how her dog, Daisy, had completely changed her perspective on love. “Animals love you without needing anything in return. They don’t ask for anything but your presence. And it’s enough,” she said, her eyes softening as she spoke. “Daisy taught me that love doesn’t need to be complicated. It can be pure and simple.”
And then there’s the love I’ve seen for sports. I met a young athlete who said that the love he had for basketball wasn’t just about winning—it was about the thrill of the game, the camaraderie with his teammates, and the passion he felt when he stepped onto the court. “It’s the one thing that makes me feel truly alive,” he told me. “I love this game like nothing else.”
What I’ve realized on this journey is that love is everywhere—it takes so many forms, and it can be as big as a parent’s heart for their child or as small as a quiet moment with a friend. Whether it’s romantic, familial, or a passion for something you care deeply about, love shapes the way we live, grow, and connect with the world around us.
Through my conversations, I’ve learned that love isn’t confined to one definition. It’s fluid, ever-changing, and deeply personal. It’s not always easy, and it doesn’t always make sense, but it’s something we all seek and experience in different ways. And that’s the beauty of it—it’s in the messy, beautiful, complicated, and simple parts of life.
So, I continue to ask questions, learn from the stories of others, and search for the deeper meanings behind the many shapes and sizes of love. Because in the end, love is the thread that ties us all together, no matter where it comes from or how it’s expressed.