She desired to be loved by one who was not threatened by her opinions, intellect and eclectic views; someone who could leave the ego at the door and expose their authentic self without fear and trepidation.
Although her desire for companionship was often at the forefront of her mind, her unbridled need for a most compatible partner was far stronger. There would be no stand-in and no compromise.
She was independent and secure in her identity and solitude.
Honestly by Ellen Good 