When I was young and immature, I pretty much took love at its basic concept, as any young child does. I loved my parents, I loved my siblings, I loved my family, and I loved my friends. What else was there? That was love. It wasn't until I began to grow up that my version of loved changed (particularly due to a demolished sense of love portrayed in romance novels). Love was that beautiful thing of romance and flowers, gazing deeply into someone's eyes, being "in a relationship" with someone, saying sweet things, being told sweet things, candlelight, and "ooey gooey mush," as some people like to call it. However, the more I find out about true love, the more I realize that there is so much more beneath the underlying surface of romance.
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