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let's eat together~

I hope you're not on a strict diet right now, I’m sorry if you on a diet

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I was thinking and I realized that I like the word desire more than the word dream. Because the word “desire” has the same emotion as “I want”. This means that theoretically and practically “desire” is more quickly realized than the word dream, which sometimes seems unattainable. The human brain reads impulses of desire and gets a task for implement this. The human brain always needs to be given a task to implement something. The brain reads desires faster than thoughts about a dream therefore it comes into action faster to implement them. And yes, desire can become a consequence of a dream but not always. Therefore, in order to accomplish something, you need to have specific desires. and having the desire to give the brain tasks, a goal for their implementation. For example, people who dream of going on a trip or buying a house, or finding a favorite job, or dreaming of love, or of a family, should turn as immaterial and material dreams into desires and give the brain tasks for their implementation.

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make a wish🎉💋❤️

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I recently restored my lower tooth after a piece broke off while eating too. And although tooth this is a common thing, but you and I often have the same things happening with body. Maybe this is possible when souls are very strongly connected, I don’t know hehe. Sometimes it seems to me that I even feel your mood.

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가장 사랑하는 너 진심으로 생일 축하해🎉😘🥰❤️🎉

너를 이 세상에 있게 해 줘 너의 부모님께 감사합니다! 태어나줘서 고마워. 건강하고 행복하세요. 그리고 많이 웃는 날 되!

진심으로 축하해🎉🎉🎉사랑해❤️❤️❤️

(I wanted to congratulate you first, although maybe I'm already not the first who congratulate you, but it‘s okay^^ I hope I didn't make any pronunciation mistakes hehe)

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“What does it mean to be happy for women? Success? No. Recognition? No. Career? No. Remember some super famous women with brilliant careers who were adored by the whole world. But they were deeply unhappy because they didn't have true love and were unloved.

For women to be happy means to be loved.

And in fact this applies to every person, not just women but to a women to a greater extent.”

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“In those moments when we think that we are not smart enough, not beautiful enough, not skinny enough, not successful enough, just know, we will never be enough, but we can know the value we worth if we all just remove the measuring stick.”

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“Luxury is not an expensive car, things. Luxury is being happy, loving mutually, having time, having a choice, being real.”

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"Don't need to fight with a woman, need to love a woman"

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Sterberg argues that love is harder to maintain than to achieve. It can also be interrupted by other forms – when some component is lost (perhaps temporarily).

None of the forms of love is static. Therefore, it is necessary to constantly maintain the relationship and strive to add the missing components to it.

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“Robert Sternberg's Three-Part Theory of Love.” Sternberg identified three main components of love:

1. Passion

2. Emotional closeness

3. Responsibility/Obligation

True love is achieved only when all three components are present in the relationship.

- If there is emotional closeness but no passion and responsibility, it is just friendship.

- If there is passion but no emotional closeness and responsibility, it is infatuation.

- If there is emotional closeness and passion but no responsibility, it is romantic but short-lived love.

Responsibilities help maintain relationships over the long term.

Robert Sternberg notes that love relationships can be different depending on the combination of these three components. But relationships that are based on only one are almost doomed to failure. If all three components are present, the relationship can be strong.

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“Relationships that are not based on long-term responsibility/obligation are doomed to failure.”