I was raised in a strictly Christian family, so I know that love is a thing that happens when you get married. And no not like, make love, to be in love.
It irritates me that my best friend always says she loves her boyfriend, because I personally think that love is for married couples. Also, love is a very serious topic. My ex-boyfriend and I discussed this at length when we were going out. I thought that I only liked him, he got mad and said he loved me, but I always knew that he couldn't; I mean, he had known me for two weeks. Do you think we throw around the word "love" too much?
Anyways, I'm here to ask you a few questions.
One; do you believe in love, at such a young age?
Two; could he have really loved me if had met me on day 7 of the 14 days we saw each other?
Three; Do you think that our society today throws the word "love" around too much?
It irritates me that my best friend always says she loves her boyfriend, because I personally think that love is for married couples. Also, love is a very serious topic. My ex-boyfriend and I discussed this at length when we were going out. I thought that I only liked him, he got mad and said he loved me, but I always knew that he couldn't; I mean, he had known me for two weeks. Do you think we throw around the word "love" too much?
Anyways, I'm here to ask you a few questions.
One; do you believe in love, at such a young age?
Two; could he have really loved me if had met me on day 7 of the 14 days we saw each other?
Three; Do you think that our society today throws the word "love" around too much?
