Hermann HesseIf I know what love is, it is because of you.
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If I know what love is, it is because of you because love is a feeling that you feel when all your worries and problems seem to be fading away and all that matters in the world is you and how you feel. Love is a strong feeling that makes you want to always smile and laugh and be happy. And when we fall in love we get this feeling of happiness and love flowing through our body. When we get this feeling we get so excited and happy that we can’t wait to see each other again. Just by looking at someone we get this feeling.
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