[ SECRET POST #2182 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2182 ⌋

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Comments

Re: ~ falling in love

[(Anonymous)]

I don't fall in love. And, honestly, I have no clue whatsoever as to how "normal" people distinguish between love, platonic love and friendship. I guess the difference between love and friendship is the sexual attraction, but, uh, if you're sexually attracted to your friend, does it necessarily mean that you're in love with them? Then again, what's the difference between platonic love and friendship?.. Whatever. I don't think I'll ever figure it out.

Re: ~ falling in love

[(Anonymous)]

Naw, I realized I was falling in love with my friend before I developed sexual attraction to her. It started with being especially happy when I saw her, and getting sadder than usual when I didn't see her for awhile, and then when I started thinking about having a crush on her, I started getting all these bubbly, silly feelings that would make me start grinning like a loon in the middle of anything.

I mean, the steps of being in romantic love are a distinct set of chemical reactions. Platonic love for friends or parents just doesn't follow the same process.