What happened to the butterflies?
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Ongoing, First published Jul 21, 2022
''When you feel like there are butterflies in your stomach, that means you're In love.'' They say. 
I've been living my life believing in this thing, as I did feel the exact thing in every relationship that I had in the past, to the point when it has become the sole signal for me to say ''Ah, yes. I absolutely am in love.'', that if  I don't feel it at all, then I would feel like it's really not meant to be. 

Being able to feel those butterflies always amuses me. I would even describe it as something magical. It is more trustworthy than a Tarot card or your friends' opinion of who should be the one you seek. lol

But are those butterflies really always reliable?
What if I no longer feel them for someone I'm in love with?
What if one day I realize that they're gone for good?
Does that mean that I've already fallen out of love?
Or am I just creating my own description of it?

I am Cassandra Gale Martin, and this is my story of how I lost myself while I seek for the lost butterflies.
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