A battle between Lust and Love
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Ongoing, First published Oct 26, 2021
Mature
That is all there is. It's not love, and it's not fireworks that last a lifetime. It isn't dedication, it isn't the struggle to retain you, it isn't the foundation that will allow you to trust someone, it isn't the thing that will soothe your tears or put your wants ahead of others. NO.

Lust fades, but love endures. Lust has a tendency to forget. Lust goes blank. Lust has no cognitive process. Love produces songs that suggest it'll catch a grenade for you, while lust lyricizes the beauty of one-night hookups. Love keeps its promises whereas lust makes hollow promises. Love constantly apologizes, whilst lust defends without humility. Love allows you to wonder, whereas passion wants to know what time it is. Lust has two sets of criteria, one for the self and one for the other. Love holds the greatest quality in high regard and fights for it. Love communicates emotions and feelings, while lust sends pleasure and a romantic affair.

Lust feels like love Until it's time to make that SACRIFICE.


This story contains vulgar words and mature content.

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