GMproposedsolutions wrote:
However you define it, it is dwindling in USA. There is one big reason for it, though many do not want to come to grips with it as it would point to a deficiency in their agenda.
It's different for everyone.
what is love?
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What about doughnuts?
I looove doughnuts
Sep 1, 2020
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#85
shouldhavebeenason wrote:
My doughnut shop was my lover and the doughnut was my love
This one's the smartest. *High five*
Thx
If it is for some non living thing or anything else it is fine,but if it is for some person whose gender is opposite to yours,Love is a total waste of time
Has anyone other than me watched 90 day fiancé or married at first sight?
I binged those at the beginning of quarantine and now I regret it.
Well everyone realises this after they waste a huge amount of time
I was pretty disappointed that there wasn’t a doughnut shop.
Sep 1, 2020
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#92
shouldhavebeenason wrote:
I was pretty disappointed that there wasn’t a doughnut shop.
Doughnuts, in my opinion, are very important in life. More than love and oxygen in face (joke)
🏪🍩🍩🍩🍩
I was taking it very seriously until you said joke.
I go through five boxes of doughnuts a day.
That’s how much I love them.
Sep 1, 2020
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#97
shouldhavebeenason wrote:
I was taking it very seriously until you said joke.
No no I'm being serious, the (joke) part was for those who take what I say wayy too seriously and then yeah just for them, dont wanna confuse everyone. But yeah its serious, doughnuts are literally very important
Thank you I will knight with my doughnut now.
Magnetta124 you are now a knight o the doughnut shop down the street.
Mother Teresa was a example that love exists.
It's a nice example, but I suppose words like "compassion" and "generosity" is what would describe her actions better.