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Title: Being "in love" with someone as opposed to "loving someone" seems to require the experience of Post by: redcandle on Oct 21, 2015 Being "in love" with someone as opposed to "loving someone" seems to require the experience of
A) commitment only. B) intimacy and commitment but not passion. C) intimacy only. D) passion. Title: Re: Being "in love" with someone as opposed to "loving someone" seems to require the experience of A Post by: iwasten on Oct 22, 2015 Content hidden
Title: Re: Being "in love" with someone as opposed to "loving someone" seems to require the experience of Post by: redcandle on Nov 3, 2015 I kept doubting myself. Believe it or not I thought the same thing. Anyway, thanks.
Title: Re: Being "in love" with someone as opposed to "loving someone" seems to require the experience of Post by: iwasten on Nov 3, 2015 Pleasure to help :)
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