It's Your Love Story

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I don't believe that there should be a timeline on love or have someone else dictate how one's love life should be laid out.

Savannah DeBlieck

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I love you

Everyone in the World

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Build your own story.

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Love is complex.

Love is complex. Love has various meanings. For example, you might love your mom the same way you love your brother, but not the same love for your partner. You might not love your dog the same way you love your friends or your hobbies. Sometimes you don’t even get to chose who you love, it just happens. You can love the same gender, the opposite gender, or a person who identifies themselves as something else. Sometimes you can’t control your love for someone or something, but what you can control is how fast or slow you are going through the relationship. You control when you say “I love you,” when you move in with each other, who you want to know about the relationship, and how you grow with each other. Stay true to you and your partner and don’t lose sight of that.

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Don’t base your feelings toward your partner on what the society and social media say.

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The older generation is starting to form the realization [that] the millennials are used to the idea that there is... or was a tradition to love

Lexi Cannon

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Love is not a one size fits all

Jamie Leelo

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Your love story.

Your relationships will go how you want them to go. You really think you’re in love after two months? Then tell them. You want to move in within 6 months? Do it. You and your partner are in control. Social media will judge you behind their screens, but they are only jealous that you know your own speed to love and you know what YOU want.

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You can’t stop people from judging, but you can prove them wrong by not clouding your feelings by anyone else’s opinion. Be yourself with your partner, whether is heterosexual or homosexual, who cares about other people, care about your own relationship.

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What if I told you every rule you've ever learned about following relationship guidelines to eternal happiness was a lie and manmade manifestation of a persons' insecurities accumulated over hundreds of years, designed to make sense of the most abstract concept of all; love?

Jamie Leelo

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Things take time. If you feel it, you feel it. It takes time to really get to know someone unless you're spending every moment with them

Azile DeGraff

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Following this guideline, it will help you through your relationship. That doesn’t mean it’s not going to be hard in the process, it’ll just help with the outline. Fill the rest in.

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Mostly everyone expects you to follow the timeline that was given way before you were born. First base, second, and so on. There is even a timeline for actually dating. For example, you can’t kiss until the third date or you can’t move in with your partner until 3 years into the relationship. I’m here to tell you that YOU don’t have to follow what other people expect. 

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Don't look for love, let love look for you

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Love advice

This page will answer most of your questions that you have about the timeline of love and learn what other’s think of it.