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WHY DO WE LOVE THE ONES WHO DOESN'T LOVE US

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You can't force yourself to love someone just because they love you.Love happens.
That's what love is, it isn't planned.
Of course if you just blindly want somebody in your life and choose the easy way out ,
you start a relationship with the person who loves you. 
But that's not love its just an opportunity you grabbed on. 

        "The people who are loved back by the ones they love are very lucky few".

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............ Tom General CEO, BUILDING A GOOD RELATIONSHIP

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