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at the ages of adolescence,
i find the phrase 'i love you' not very applicable.
i mean seriously, at such an age do teens really mean what they say.
or for that matter understand what they're saying?
honestly, do they know true love?
'i'll love you forever', seems like such a lie when you've
not even lived half a century.
heard that phrase blurted out to some of my friends, in the end they
just break up. so i guess they don't really mean their ILYs.
i think at this stage, it shouldn't be ILY but
'i like you' instead.
when teens finally mature into adulthood, i think thats the time
ILYs should be exchange.
by then some of us teens would have found the true meaning of love,
so as not to say it unknowingly.
making it sound like such a lie.
these are what i think anyways.
i find the phrase 'i love you' not very applicable.
i mean seriously, at such an age do teens really mean what they say.
or for that matter understand what they're saying?
honestly, do they know true love?
'i'll love you forever', seems like such a lie when you've
not even lived half a century.
heard that phrase blurted out to some of my friends, in the end they
just break up. so i guess they don't really mean their ILYs.
i think at this stage, it shouldn't be ILY but
'i like you' instead.
when teens finally mature into adulthood, i think thats the time
ILYs should be exchange.
by then some of us teens would have found the true meaning of love,
so as not to say it unknowingly.
making it sound like such a lie.
these are what i think anyways.
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