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perhaps a lack of experience makes it all the more easier for teenagers to fall in love...
after all.... once bitten twice shy |
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To answer the topic title: Yes. Young people can love.
I don't care what anyone says. I am in love with my boyfriend. I know it's real love because that's what I feel in my heart. I'm fourteen now; I've been with him since I was twelve. It's a long distance relationship, and before you say it's dangerous to love someone you met on the Internet, I've met him in real life once, so I know he's real. He stayed for two weeks in the summer. Anyway, he and I have been through a lot together, and I hope that our love can continue to develop. And I don't care what you think. You can tell me all you want that I'm not in real love, and my opinion won't budge. My boyfriend and I know that our love is real, and that's all that matters. |
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Again, this doesn't make teenagers any less valuable or their feelings any less real (if anything their feelings are MORE "real" because they tend to be more intense). |
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innocence is a virtue...
that once lost....is well...lost... our 14 yr old friend has just that..... she loves him...and doesnt even for a moment stop to think that a hormonally charged 14yr old boy is gonna be chasing anyything that moves..... so no one tell her...ooops |
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Children, what did you expect? They all have the day where it hits them, and it hits them hard and they go "What an idiot I was." |
This is a seriously messed-up thread.
All I see is a bunch of people trying to prove each other wrong. You have ~20 minutes to prove me otherwise. (I'll be asleep after that, whether I like it or not.) |
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