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Romanticism

I have finally figured it out. I am not aromantic. Not even close really.

I feel love so deeply that I had convinced myself I was doing it wrong.

I was pushing it out and refusing to believe that what this was is love.

I look back fondly on the moments when I loved my former partners.

Moments that I will never be able to forget, and I never want to either.

I hope in my final moments when I die that I am able to think about love.

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There are so many types of love that I have been scared of my whole life.

I was scared of loving my friends growing up, is loving a friend too much?

I became scared of loving partners too, did they even want to love me too?

I was always scared though, to love myself and to express my love to others.

Was I too much when I expressed it, was I expressing my love incorrectly?

I never know really.

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But I do know love.

I know her warm embrace when I least expect it to feel her blissful radiance.

I feel her in my weakest moments, where I feel abandoned and hopeless.

I see her in my strongest experiences, pure smiles and soft gentle expressions.

I remember her in the memories, a feeling that truly never can decay with time.

I know love as something that will never die, only pass from person to person.

I'll live with love.