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Just found out love is different everyday. At 15 love is hoping he would like me back. At 20 love is hoping he would take good care of himself. And then later on love is whatever is best for both parties with or without getting involved

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www. the way the sun shines through the leaves dot com

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"Love as much as you can!!"

"You're Right!!" *Clenching my teeth because I never get the experience to be loved instead*

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To be loved is to be known

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Hey Alexa how do I portion myself to be loved easily

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I fell in love with someone with a large dictionary. Maybe that's why he has a large dictionary, he left people speechless.

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There's something that makes me feel "oh." Knowing that ellipsis (...) Is used for describing silence and expecting something you already knew (1,2,3,...,10)

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No wise thoughts or wholesome words for tonight boys, I just participated in society longer than I usually do

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When I figured out giving good presentation and public speech is all about rizzing everyone in the room all at once without showing favoritism . I got it from there.

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today a friend of mine said through chat, "Do you want me to say goodnight to you? You must have missed the feelings of getting it don't you" jokingly because I have been single for a long long long time and getting annual goodnights is no longer a thing.

Little did he know I'm indeed having a Good Night™ because he messaged me about his (another) foolishness of the day.

So I just "ew no" my way through my Good Night I'm bout to have without him wishing it, because he alone is enough for a Good Night.

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Someone said "Funny how the hardest people to let go are the ones we never even had"

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regardless of a myriad of other AI discourse talking points i'm not touching with a 10 ft pole, i think it should always be disclosed when i'm looking at something AI generated. like that's a basic level of societal courtesy, right. AI images more than any new technology that has changed the course of humanity seem to be inseparable from a purposeful obfuscation of their origin. the gimmick is to deceive human perception, their entire purpose is to make you believe you are looking at something created by sentience. AI is at its core a tool for deception and i mean that as a neutral statement. it's a mimic, a pantomime. impersonation. and that is, ethics aside, annoying as all fuck

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Firm believer why reproductive activity is called "Making Love" is because the baby is in fact THE love. They're made with condensed love and then became the source of love itself.

Not a fan of a child-having option but you know. Kinda rock with that thing

people online talk so much about hating babies and kids but in "the meatspace" people LOVE babies. hang out with a baby and you will see so many people staring at you with big smiles and waving at you and going "that baby is SO cute" and generally being pleasant unprompted. the lady at the vietnamese place just now gave us like three extra soup spoons because my niece loves those spoons but kept dropping them on the floor and the lady kept giving us more with a massive smile on her face. on our walk today a bunch of construction guys waved and grinned at her the whole time we walked by, and when we passed by an elementary school a little girl said "your baby's really sweet!" babies are not balls of irritation and hatred they are beacons of joy and kindness actually and they bring out the best in strangers. whenever im out with her we have multiple positive interactions with strangers who are so happy to see her. or maybe it's just that my baby niece is the cutest most wonderful baby in the world :]

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What do you mean you hate life? Have you seen children laughing? Grandma knitting under the afternoon sunlight? Teenagers having their first love? Yeah didn't think so

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That's just some footprint we left, whether we go to the same direction or not, we go forward anyway.