Robert M. DrakeExcuse me, I feel interrupted and I think I've overdose from the idea of loving you.
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This comment is a beautiful appreciation of the concept of love. Love is a powerful thing and even the people who have been hurt the most often find it impossible to live without love. The idea of loving someone can be overwhelming, to say the least. However, this quote demonstrates that even with all the pain and suffering that comes with love, a person will never run out of it. The pain can be debilitating, but that doesn’t mean it cannot be overcome.
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