Definitions by cal.sd
Rediventia
Rediventia (n.)
The feeling of no longer watching the horizon for someone—not because you stopped loving them, but because you have grown accustomed to their coming and going.
“I no longer check the horizon for you. Not because I stopped loving you, but because I’ve learned that you will come and go whenever you please.”
The feeling of no longer watching the horizon for someone—not because you stopped loving them, but because you have grown accustomed to their coming and going.
“I no longer check the horizon for you. Not because I stopped loving you, but because I’ve learned that you will come and go whenever you please.”
“I think I’ve reached my rediventia: I still love you, but I no longer wait for you to return.”
“I no longer look toward the horizon for you; perhaps that is my rediventia—not because I stopped loving you, but because I’ve grown accustomed to you coming and going.”
“I no longer look toward the horizon for you; perhaps that is my rediventia—not because I stopped loving you, but because I’ve grown accustomed to you coming and going.”
Rediventia by cal.sd July 22, 2026