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What does love mean to you? When was the first time you felt love for someone? What has been your best and worst experience with love? Why do you fear feeling love for someone? What is the biggest sign of love you have seen? What person, animal, object, ideal, or deity has made you feel love? Explain. What would your life be like without love? What would your life be like with love? How would you protect love? How would you rekindle love that has died? How did you feel when your love was unrequited? Did things work out in the end? What is the craziest thing you have done for love? Why do you think love is important for creativity? Why does love remain a mystery to you? What is something that people still do not understand about love? Why do you choose to love someone or something above all else? Do you believe in eternal, everlasting love? Why or why not? How would you explain opposing feelings such as love, hate and fear? How would you explain opposing feelings such as love, pride and ego? How, when, and why did love die in you? How would you help a person who has never felt love before? I want to tell my story my way.

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