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Why I love You


 

     Have you ever had the type of love where everything 's just right? 

When you're together, the world around completely stops.

No one else around matters. No other conversations matter. The moment you two lay eyes on each other everything seems right.

Doesn't matter if you've known each other for years or months the vibe is undeniable. 

The one who takes care of you when your sick, there for you when you're at your lowest mentally, physcially or emotionally.

The type of love you dream about when you were a little girl and thought you'd never find.

The type of love where you can be completely yourself and there is no awkardness from the very beginning.

Love is when the person can be fast asleep or doing anything and you can find yourself staring at them.

Love where even if there is distance between the two you think of any possible way to get to each other.

Love where when you break up it's like you've lost two people.

The love where you know certain things are wrong but you turn a blind eye because of love

Your bestfriend and your lover.

The worst thing to ever see if the person you love, love or get loved by someone other then you.

When you make promises while in love shoudln't you keep them still even if not together.

The type of love that you want to fight for but it seems like only one person is in the ring for fight night.

The type of love that no matter how many months or years go by you and when the two reconnect everything goes back to how it was.

Everything goes back to how it was and like nothing changed.

The type of love where you love yourself enough to know when to let go, know when to love yourself.

The type of love where you put yourself first.

SELF LOVE

 

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