Ruby Rose is the kind of female who wholeheartedly loves with an open mind.
That's the message that the "Orange Is The New Black" actress shared in a newly-penned note, which she shared on Instagram on Wednesday (June 29). Even though she debunked word that it's about a specific person, it's easy to assume that it's in defense of all the criticism that her friend Taylor Swift has received in recent weeks for her highly-publicized relationship with Tom Hiddleston.
In the lengthy letter, Rose kicks off things by admitting her inability to relate to friends, who have watched their parents go through divorces, because her parents never married in the first place.
"After 20 years and beautiful kids, they [Ruby's friends' parents] have grown apart and want to do different things.. Seems reasonable...The only way they got over it was by realizing their parents were humans just like them. This in turn started the process of wanting them to move on, be happy, and loved...as life is short," she wrote.
Rose went on to emphasize that the journey to finding love is a tough one. In fact, sometimes it's a journey that never ends. "Some love one person their whole life," she wrote. "Others love many, some never find love, and sadly some get so hurt so many times they get broken and stop looking. So if a woman moves on from a relationship 8 months ( or 2 weeks ) after a breakup isn't that beautiful?"
"Over and over and I think it's twisted that we shame women for opening their hearts or label it as a weakness when in reality it's one of the scariest things to do. Date who you want, love who you want, love is the most valuable thing in the world and nothing comes remotely close to its significance during our time on this planet. So next time you want to tell me who I should be with or who anyone should be with... Maybe just use that energy to find your love. Because trust me.. We are adults and we know how to follow our hearts," she concluded.
Read Ruby Rose's letter in full below.