Hopeless Romanticism, True Love |
Hopeless Romanticism, True Love |
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I have this very strong belief that your true love is your first and only love and that is who you will spend the rest of your days with (granted you ever fall in love or if things work out like you'd like them).
Love at first sight? Yes. High school sweethearts getting married- My grandparents got married at 18 and my grandmother just passed away 3 years ago. Til death... I'm 17 years old and I believe that I can meet my wife, the girl of my dreams, my soulmate, my yang, etc. tomorrow and, through good times and bad, live a life of happiness. You pessimists will get a good kick out of sh*tting all over my "hopelessly pathetic" idea of love, but it's just something that I believe to be true. |
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Eyyy, Shakespeare owns.
I believe in infatuation at first sight, but not love. But there's always the possibility of infatuation turning into love once that relationship is mutual. And there's always the possibility of marrying your high school sweetheart. Big deal. It's just a period of your time. The younger you are, the less likely you'll find your true love. (Alternatively, the older you are, the more people you've met, so the possibilities are higher) |
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