I Love to Like in Lust.

But I think… I kinda… Sorta… Might… Love to Like in Lust.

Love. Not to be confused with lust or like, but easily confused by immature individuals, has a complex but simple meaning. Depending on who you are, or how mature you love or lust or like… love tends to remain misunderstood.

See the below exercise:

Love [luhv] noun, verb, loved, lov·ing. –noun

1. cheating in a physical, mental or emotional form… or heck, why not all the above?

2. to place her 9348577384543 on my priority list

3. loving her enough to let her go

No. No. No.

If this was a vocab quiz, 0/1 = 0% = a lot of red pen on your test = your effort in a relationship = FAIL

Who ever came up with the saying, “If you love her enough, you’ll let her go,” should be stoned. They clearly have not been exposed to the saying “Happy life, happy wife,” will never be married and quite possibly, have never been exposed to the entire female population.

It is merely impossible to “love” and then let go. Just like you can’t say love and thAn let go. There is no comparison made in that sentence. And. Well, it just doesn’t make any sense.

Love means… Yes. We are playing the vocabulary game, again.

Love [luhv] noun, verb, loved, lov·ing. –noun

1. I will do anything NOT to loose her

2. I will do everything to keep her

3. life really sucks and doesn’t go on without her

To all you “lovers” out there that use the excuse, “I love you but now is not the right time,” shame! Shame on you! You are not in love. Never were in love. And. Well… are quite frankly too immature to understand the meaning of love. So… don’t use it nor abuse it!

My wish to you…

Years of maturity, way beyond your age. Hopefully, not too many “keepers,” or “catches” lost and… a big slap on the wrist! (Just like one would give a 3 year old.) You know better, you’re not in love, you Love to like in lust.

One more thing…

“I loved her enough to never let her go.”