NEVER AN OBLIGATION [ongoing]

NEVER AN OBLIGATION [ongoing]

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Just like in life, everyone of us is a capitalist--an investor. We invest for different things. We invest for persons. Every person we meet each and every day, is a complicated subject of investment. COMPARISON between INVESTMENT of MONEY and LOVE? Both have to take the risk. The only thing is that the former is an obligation bounded by written contract. The debtor SHOULD pay your money back with just INTEREST. Which means.. In LOVE, we cannot oblige the person we invest in to pay you back with the same affection. </3 The question is.. WANNA STILL TAKE THE RISK? Invest now!
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