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[superbdonutpoetry]

Short and sweet

The words in your Bible are defined by context.

© Audrey Henry – 14 August 2018.

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[beyondthecusp]

Overton Window Being Slammed Shut

Overton Window Being Slammed Shut

  The Overton Window, in the political dictionary, refers to the range of policies on any given issue that are, at that moment, popular enough for a politician to campaign on successfully and marks the defined lines of discourse permitted by the general mainstream public media. Simply stated, the Overton Window is our presumed acceptable political vocabulary. There are a lot of words and…

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[ayanoitami]

"BED" (noun)

Very lethal weapon that make the user feel sluggish, paralysis, or at some point lost all of their consciousness. Make the user can’t do anything productive at all except snoring sound which bother the neighborhood. And the worse is, this can make ones getting addicted.

[5yearremix]

hyp-o-crite

1. a person who pretends to have virtues, moral or religious beliefs, principles, etc., that he or she does not actually possess, especially a person whose actions belie stated beliefs.

2. a person who feigns some desirable or publicly approved attitude, especially one whose private life, opinions, or statements belie his or her public statements.

[cupcakearrow]

I just came upon the greatest definition of love/romance EVER. "love is the whole package. It's not a single emotion that can be identified and distinctively felt like anger or happiness. It's a series of connections that exists above and beyond day to day emotion or circumstance, something you feel even after you wake up to find she has grown a third arm shaped like Randy Quaid." cracked. com/blog/5-bits-advice-that-dont-make-sense-until-its-too-late/

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I would say "love" yes, because there's more forms of love than just romance, but not necessarily romance. It is romance-centric - I've never felt the "butterflies" in a "crush" situation, but the way the author is describing love (the bit you quoted) can also describe the way I feel about many of my friends, and I definitely don't love them romantically. Though it is a great description of love, I just don't think it's necessarily romance. And the article is interesting too (and true! Take it from a bona-fide adult!).