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It might be stormy now, but it can't rain forever.
Friday, December 5, 201410:16 PM

Is it better to be loved more by someone or to love someone more? Is it even possible to be in a relationship with two people loving each other equally?

I don't like how love makes you feel safe yet at the same time, so vulnerable. And vulnerable because I could feel myself sinking so deep into it yet worrying at the same time that things won't last. That's such a horrible feeling.