I wanna know what love is (I want you to show me)

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Alright, I've studied for a solid 20 minutes or so, and I need a distraction.

While reading and posting in this thread in Mark's LiveJournal, (thread title blatently stolen from Gordon's post there, by the way) I admitted that I have no idea what love is, how to define it, or anything about it, really. I don't know whether I've been in love or if

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the book tells all

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There is a book called "The five love languages", but I can't think of who wrote it right now. When I get home I'll look that up. But anyway, it talks about these main five love languages that everybody has. However, there is usually one or two of them that are predominant. And if the predominant love language isn't getting satisfied, no matter how much the other person is trying to make them feel loved, they won't feel loved. To quote the book, the "love tank" is empty. Which means that a person isn't feeling loved, because the two people "aren't talking the same love language." It would be like a person going to Spain and trying to fit in, even though they don't know any Spainish. It's a pretty good book, I would recommend it to everyone.

i just stumbled across this

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http://www.livejournal.com/users/bluejewel22/42345.html

Re: i just stumbled across this

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heh, quite ironic, I seemed to have things worked out better then, than I do now.