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I know true love still exists.

I'm searching for true love—the kind that's real, deep, and lasting. I have so much love to give, a heart full of warmth and care, but sometimes it feels like I'm wandering alone in a world that's forgotten what love really means. I know what I want, and it's not just surface-level affection or fleeting moments.

I want something genuine, something built on trust, respect, and a connection that runs deeper than words.

I've been patient, waiting for the right person to come along, someone who can see me for who l really am and appreciate the love I'm ready to give. But I won't lie—it gets lonely sometimes. There are nights when the silence is loud, and the emptiness feels too heavy. I long for that person who can fill the spaces in between, who can share in the laughter, the struggles, and the quiet moments of life.

I believe in love, and I know it's out there. But the wait, the in-between, can be hard. It's not that I'm incomplete on my own, but there's a part of me that yearns for that connection, for someone to share this journey with. I have love to give, and when the time is right, I know I'll find someone who's ready to receive it and give it in return. Until then, I'll keep holding on to hope, knowing that true love is worth the wait, even when the loneliness makes it hard to see.

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how they treat u is more important than how much u like them

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Let it hurt, then let it heal.

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Marina Gladkaya

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