They are in love.
 
							
						
					 
							
						 First of all, I've never been IN love to be bitter about it, or be heartbroken by it.  Secondly, the most important thing to YOU in life is to create a family, don't speak for others.  And "there's a love for everyone, go out and find it"???  What the hell does that exactly mean?  How do you go about "looking" for love?    It's not a pair of perfect jeans somewhere in the mall, you can't search for it.  That mentality is exactly why people end up with the wrong guy/girl.  It either happens, or it doesn't.  When you "go out and look for it", more times than not, you end up forcing the situation, which is why most relationships are a facade and end up leading right back to what I stated in my original post.  My view is not meant to be pessimism, it's called real life observations.  If the conclusions I've drawn from those observations happen to look pessimistic, there's nothing I can do about that.
  First of all, I've never been IN love to be bitter about it, or be heartbroken by it.  Secondly, the most important thing to YOU in life is to create a family, don't speak for others.  And "there's a love for everyone, go out and find it"???  What the hell does that exactly mean?  How do you go about "looking" for love?    It's not a pair of perfect jeans somewhere in the mall, you can't search for it.  That mentality is exactly why people end up with the wrong guy/girl.  It either happens, or it doesn't.  When you "go out and look for it", more times than not, you end up forcing the situation, which is why most relationships are a facade and end up leading right back to what I stated in my original post.  My view is not meant to be pessimism, it's called real life observations.  If the conclusions I've drawn from those observations happen to look pessimistic, there's nothing I can do about that.  
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