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You can’t make someone love you. You can wait and wait, hoping they will fall for you. You can spend all of your time trying to impress them by sending cute texts and flirty Snapchats. But in the end, you have no say over what they send back. You can search for clues by piecing together all of the half-smiles they’ve flashed at you, and the late night texts they’ve sen...

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They say love is something that is not just found in intimate relationships, it can also be something you can find in your family, in friendships you have, even in your pets. While this is true, you can’t deny the fact that the idea of not having someone to spend the rest of your life with is something that really scares you, especially when you reach the age of 24.

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To be loved, not lusted, is to be honored, not handled.

1 Thessalonians 4:3–5

There’s a kind of connection that imitates love but lacks the depth to sustain it. Lust can spark quickly, burn brightly, and disappear without explanation. But love — real, God-aligned love, moves differently. It honors you. I...

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One of the reasons why it’s so difficult to explain what happens when you’re involved with a sociopath is that you don’t have the words.

Because of the general lack of awareness about personality disorders in society, and the lack of education about it, there is no generally accepted terminology to describe various aspects of the experience.

But descriptiv...

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It’s wonderful to celebrate love. Whether it’s romantic or platonic or familial, we all need that reminder from time to time. That we’re here for each other. That we care about each other. That love is still boundless and plentiful.

But here’s something we so rarely stop to celebrate: The love that we’ve lost.

We tend to view losing out on love as a negati...

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