Stupid Cupid
kimthyngwife
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kimthyngwife
Ongoing, First published Aug 08, 2015
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Why does Cupid never grow up?
because it symbolizes that love never gets old.
Why does he throw arrow to the heart?
to remind us that love hurts.
Cupid sometimes runs out of arrows and only shoots one person and instead of two. 
I, myself, never learned from my past mistakes. 
But what if one day you met your Mr. Right?
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