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    You’re like dust, I can’t hold you.
    Wednesday, September 29, 2010, 2:34 PM
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    Guys completely fail when it comes to taking hints.

    I don’t think people say “I love you” enough. Yes, people claim that it is an overused statement, but those three words seriously can make or break the world. I love my friends and I tell them I love them (in a gay word or another)... I think that’s the way it should be. By saying “I love you,” you’re not declaring your undying love for someone; you’re simply stating that you appreciate and like things about them. This world could totally change if people turned their hate into love. I’d love to start a “love movement”... that’d be awesome.