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laila [671]
3 years ago
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What are some misconceptions you believe teens have regarding love and relationships

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Sever21 [200]3 years ago
7 0
It’s “true, eternal love” that keeps couples together decade after decade.Relationships “work themselves out” if “true love” is there.If you’re not happy alone, you’ll never be happy in a relationship.You’ll “never” be able to forget your ex who just dumped you.It's possible to fall in love “at first sight”.<span>If you look at someone and feel “This is it!”, it means this is it.</span>If it’s not “forever” it’s not “love”.Your life would be so much better “if only” you weren’t in this wretched relationship.Being in love is a necessary condition for a successful marriage.Being in love is a sufficient condition for a successful marriage.
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