Option b, jm completely sure
Well, it depends.
It usually varies from person to person. This is why love has many different meaning due to the variation from person to person. The experience per se varies so there is no sure way to know if you love someone. The thing is, you will just know if you love someone. Though I said that it varies, there are some similarities in experiences and usually they are. That is for you to decide whether you want to recognize the feeling or not. You can choose to love and you also can decide not to. Yet, you can't choose to love and you can't stop that feeling. It's very complicated my friend. Love isn't something to be understood. It is something to be felt.
Answer:
Hmmm, here's some ideas:
- somebody going off to college, maybe a friend or family member
- maybe somebody is leaving but nobody knows that they'll be back
- somebody undesirable who you thought you finally got rid of but they coincidentally keep finding you
- the weird kid from a small town leaves for a while and returns famous, nobody could've guessed
- beloved family members who only visit during holidays
- you could draw inspiration from a real life experience
- also, it's always fun to try writing the story from a random point of view (which can also alternate throughout) such as a small child, an acquaintance of the main character, or even the fly on the wall!
Explanation:
Seems like a fun assignment, I hope this helps!
I think the last sentence sounds the best for the answer
