The Truth About Love

Some say love is the ultimate feeling 
for soul completion. Someone holding
to your soul as well as your body. Never
Letting you go and telling you I love
you every second. Contributing to 
your story. 

What they never tell you is that love is
the ultimate feeling to destroy you. It
can free you, it can help you, but it can
also break you, leave your story in a 
million pieces.

Falling in love means taking advantage of 
someone. Telling someone I love you means 
opening a door to destroy them from the inside 
out. Lights come on and they quickly go out when
the wrong thing is said. This is the truth about
Love no one really wants to tell.

Some say love is the ultimate goal for your
life completion. Someone to share it with.
Someone to wake up with. Someone to 
grow old with. Never have to face the world
alone. Someone to continue writing your
story with, someone to have your ending with.

But sometimes love can have you keeping
the world away from someone. Someone to
wake up, but they are nowhere in sight.
Someone to grow apart with, someone to have
everyting, but nothing to do with it. 

Falling in love can also mean having to face the 
world alone. Telling someone I love you means
there is a chance you won’t think the same way 
about each other the next time you touch, the next 
time you kiss. So rethink before you tell someone 
you love them. This the truth about love no one 
wants to tell. 

​It’s so risky, not everyone has the courage to 
take it, and the ones who do never have the 
faith to stay. We say it so quickly, we say it so fast. 
Just for a satisfactory refractory feeling. 

Falling in love means taking advantage of 
someone. Telling someone I love you means 
opening a door to destroy them from the inside 
out of their own head when their heart doesn't have 
anything to say.

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