First loves and other loves
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Last published Mon, Mar 23, 2020
Just little tales and excerpts of things i wrote about what love and heartbreak felt and feels like for me throughout my life.
I truly do think falling in love is like falling off a cliff and enjoying every moment of it, while also forgetting you'll hit the ground eventually
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