We all have our own idea of what our ONE true love will be like. For some the ideal romantic partner may have dark curly hair, for others she could be the typical tall blond haired and blue eyed beauty, while for others, she might just have a bright infectious smile. No matter how perfect that person looks in our minds, we all know that when the ONE truly does comes along, it is the rest of that person that really matters, not their physical appearance.
             If that certain someone happens to have straight hair instead of curly hair but has an incredible personality and a great sense of humor, most people would be willing to sacrifice the wavy haired person for the person they truly enjoy being around and spending time with. In the grand scheme of things, a person's personality far outweighs that person's outward appearance. However, we tend to put a greater emphasis on a person's outward appearance, simply because that is the part of a person we first see. Sure, it would be much easier to see a person for the first time and say, "Gee, that guy really makes me laugh" or "Look at that girls morals." Instead we see people by the way they appear on the outside, which in many cases is not who they really are at all. Because of this physical aspect of love and the mental picture we have built up in our heads, many people become blinded when, more times than not, their true love is sitting right in front of their face.
             So what is this true, and most pure form of love that some people search their entire lives seeking after but never find and why can't they find it? First off, they have forgotten what true love really is. Webster describes love as a powerful emotion that manifests itself in deep affection. Solomon says that love is as strong as death. This is not just some sort of love that you read about in romance novels and see on TV. This is real. The only problem
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