Love In Teen Language

Love: The strong or constant affection for a person in a romantic relationship

A person that we're not even sure of. We have little high school boys and girls throwing themselves in and away for something as stupid as-

Love: Strong affection for another out of kinship or personal materials

Materials that aren't even here to stay. Things that we could easily just take and throw away or maybe-just maybe-save for another day. But we have girls fighting for the boy with the best vans or the guy that will give them a higher chance to make a child that they both can-

Love: Warm attachment, enthusiasm, or devotion to something such as the sea

not what these fast guys have in mind which is- NO! Maybe if the girl didn't worry so much about how the guys or girls looked at her she'd have a better chance of finding herself true-

Love: The OBJECT of attachment, devotion, or admiration

Admiration of education is what these girls need in this generation. Instead they choose to admire medication so that they'll be skinner and more fit to look like the guy that they like's imagination. But to no avail they are still left with-

Love: A score of zeros

"Oh but that love's only in a tennis match" you say. But I say "it's an oddly relatable comparison to what the other partner is left with after they are dumped for being too FAT." Oh, but we cannot forget how they'll jump over to the next girl that is three pounds lighter and has a butt that is tighter. While you're left alone and hurt to think about-

Love: Affection that includes sexual desires

Desires that the society wants. Desires that the society needs. Desires that spread with new trends running among teens. You see we should wake up grateful but because of society's "love" we wake up hateful, because waking up hateful is the new grateful.

People who love themselves are automatically labeled conceited or considered a tease, a 'thot', a slut. Because just merely acknowledging the fact that we are still breathing is waY...tOO...mUCH...LOVE.

For ourselves. For our mindset. For them. I'm going to clear my mindset set of false love here and I end with a question.

"Which definition it true to you?" Because this "Love" is too much in my point of view.