How sick in your mind and your soul to be scared of my voice and my words.

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How sick in your mind and your soul to be...
How sick in your mind and your soul to be...
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The phrase, "How sick in your mind and your soul to be scared of my voice and my words" is a common phrase used to express strong affection for another person. People often use this phrase when speaking to romantic partners as well as close friends and family members. This phrase rests on the distance between the Earth and the Moon, emphasizing that their love is even greater than this outsized distance. Loving someone "to the moon and back" refers to a strong, lasting love.

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