The finality of everything š¤
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The finality of everything š¤
It would be odd to say that the conversation of love āprogresses,ā as if it were a scientific discipline or a child working her way through units in a grade school math class. Sometimes loveās discussions are exchanges of expressions of affection, or bouts of repartee so piquant that their patter is elevated into verbal art, as in Cavellās comedies
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we've somehow managed to backslide from the more sophisticated understanding of the ancient Greeks: to truly love someone is to help them grow, to teach and be taught, to avoid stagnation and ruin. This means pointing out uncomfortable truths rather than sweeping them beneath the rug, and if someone is not willing to grow with us, the kindest thing
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We marry because we need a witness to our lives. Thereās a billion people on the planetā¦ I mean, what does any one life really mean? But in a marriage, youāre promising to care about everything. The good things, the bad things, the terrible things, the mundane thingsā¦ all of it, all of the time, every day. Youāre saying āYour life will not go unnot... See more
