Have you ever fallen in love with someone? Have you ever wanted someone eagerly in your life? This feeling changes you lot depending upon the person you have loved. The word love become more complex during teenage because teenagers are the most confused group in the world. You get confused whether it is love or just a physical attraction because all these feelings are new to this group and this is the reason all the problem starts in most of the cases the feeling you got is not love it’s just a physical attraction towards the person and the same happen to me around seven times. Now I understand the difference between love and attraction, now I know that I am in love with her and she changed me completely from an aimless, confused, selfish person to a better one who knows what he exactly wants from his life. There was a time when I am doing all the bad I can do to her and she was still giving the best of her to me and I lost her soon. Her faith was gone, and she has gone too and I am all alone it gave me all the time in the world to think about what I have done and now I am just trying to fix everything back I am trying to get her trust back in me. She changed my life in good ways and made me a better human and I want to thanks her for that and I need to do some apologies for doing all those bad to her, for not respecting her, for not caring her but I need you I always feel like dying without you

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