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The time spent with a lover is an ending in itself, not a prelude to a more desirable circumstance

— Lydia Hamilton Smith

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.I just feel that a man's appetite for plurality corresponds to their tremendous reproductive potential.

I realized something profound: love is it's own entity. It stands by itself or else I wouldn't have been able to remain in love without the man who inspired it.

It wasn't love. It wasn't romance. I don't know what to call it, but it was much more refreshing than fairy-tales and deceitfully implied suggestions of a future together

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