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The Many Meanings of Love

Love has so many meanings and I fall under many...I love love, I hate love,  I fear love, I despise love, I run from love, love hurts but yet I can't get enough of it.
Love is euphoric, sometimes distant, painful, deadly, mind blowing,  platonic, evil, spell binding, brain washing...and after all the meanings that love is we can't live without LOVE...
WE  ARE love...
I AM love...
The most profound definition of love is SELF LOVE...without love we would cease to exist.

Theresa Cattouse
Wedding Officiant and Relationship Coach
Twin Soul Connections
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