There's no I in Love
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Last published Sat, Jun 1, 2019
Is there really a definition for love? Everyone's love is different, not one love is the same. Are you in love with someone or the idea of loving someone? One things for sure, there's no I in Love. If you can't have the littlest amount of respect for one another, what are you doing? Is love worth the aftermath of hatred and sadness? All this emotional damage from one person.
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