All You Need Is Love

Romeo and Juliet: Can we ever consider the names separated? Romeo without his Juliet or Juliet without her Romeo, that would be unheard of. Everyone knows the story of the two star-crossed lovers, and it represents our idea of true love. The idea that true love is so passionate, so blinding, so intense, that even the thought of life without the beloved would be inconceivable. Caring for someone so much that in everything one does, one asks himself how this action will affect the beloved, or doing everything in one’s just to see the beloved happy. This is true rom

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Balancing the honesty with sincerity and loyalty takes much work. ” Friendship love is one of greater complexity even than of romantic love. When one sees his/her friend upset, one will do everything in his/her power to cheer up their friend. All our lives we are meeting people throughout our daily routine, in a way searching for that one person, that completion in our lives: the one that makes us whole.

…I watched with voyeur’s fascination as the couple in their eighties slowly seated themselves in the rural Wisconsin Holiday Inn coffee shop for a Sunday breakfast. Who and how we love ultimately determines who we are (Solomon 24). And when I die, whether I am thirty or eighty-five, I will die complete, knowing that I loved and was loved. The pieces in that puzzle either do or do not fit. My boyfriend of three years, on the other hand, I would do anything for and I do plan most of my schedule around his.

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Approximate Word count = 879
Approximate Pages = 4 (250 words per page double spaced)

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