I have learned that you can go anywhere you want to go and do anything you want to do and buy all the things that you want to buy and meet all the people that you want to meet and learn all the things that you desire to learn and if you do all these things but are not madly in love: you have still not begun to live. C. Joybell C.
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Being in love is the best adventure of all. A relationship is an adventure, where you are always discovering new things about each other. The more you know the two of you the more you learn about each other. The more you learn, the more there is to know, and the more there is to know, the more exciting it is to share that knowledge with your loved one.

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