Inlove Mean Novels & Stories

The road of true love is the only road that never ever ends. As me, a Business Oriented Person, I do somehow understand the principle of Love. Love is a touch of tender Care. Tender Care? Ano to Sean yung sabon? Yun ba ang magiging sabon ng mga baby natin. Niyakap ako ni Sean. Lumuluha na ako eh. A meaningful look, secrets to share… personally. You know what I mean, the private thingy. Love is a mood, laughter's or tears shared by two hearts.

LOVE is affiliated with pain. Kapag kasi nagmahal ka asahan mong masasaktan ka. Hindi mo maiiwasan ang sakit na iyon kapag totoong nagmamahal ka. Nasasaktan ka kasi sobrang minahal mo ang taong iyon. Love isn't always perfect. It isn't a fairytale or storybook. And it doesn't always come easy. Love overcoming obstacles, facing challenges, fighting to be together, holding on and never letting go. It is a short word, easy to spell, difficult to define, and impossible to live without.

Paul: "Nasaan ka, love?" Nagngingitngit ang kalooban ng mabasa niya ang chat ng kasintahan. "Love, mukha mo!" kapal din talaga ng apog ng lalaking ito "Dyan lang," matipid na chat niya. Nakita niyang nagtatype ito dahil sa tatlong tuldok na gumagalaw. Inaabangan niya kung anong isasagot nito. Paul: Ingat ka love I miss you😘

may pang aasar na sabi ko sa kanya. "Hindi lang patay na patay love. inlove na inlove pa sa iyo. Kaya huwag na huwag lang makikipag landian dyan sa iba ha kung ayaw mong makulong ako kasi di ko ma e promise sa iyo na wala akong gagawin na hindi maganda sa may balak sa iyo." seryoso naman na sabi nito sa akin.

i dont want to talk to you" sabi nya saakin "jun mahal kita" sabi ko habang naka poppy eye

“Aba’y talaga? We’re both girls at alam ko kung anong mga bagay-bagay na yan lalo na’t part na din ang mga ganyan sa karanasan ko noon. So don’t lie to me.” Napahinga na lang ako ng malalim at ibinalik ang tingin sa computer. “Hindi ko nga po alam kung inlove ba nga ako o hindi eh.” “Well it’s normal, sa una lang naman yan eh. Pero habang tumatagal nadedevelop din yan and it will become as a feelings. Called I’m Inlove,” wika pa niya. “The time will comes. You, yourself...at the end you’ll say to yourself those words. Trust me.”

But here I am, crying my heart out like as if I have been cheated by the guy I love. Love . . . It has only four letters but have a lot of meanings. It composes just one syllable yet, conveys strong emotion. Merely just a simple word but too dangerous to get involved with. Because it should be felt along with pain. Nonetheless, we still choose to love.

pinamukha ko sa kanya na isa lang siyang drayber ko. "Hindi pa tayo divorce!" sigaw niyang pagpapaalala sa akin. "Alam ko, at balak ko ng tapusin ang pagiging mag-asawa natin. Total hindi mo naman ako minahal. Katawan ko lang ang habol mo!" mariin kong pagkakasabi sa kanya. "At sinong mahal mo, iyong kumag na iyon na sex lang ang habol sa iyo?" Inis kong inilapat sa kanyang pisngi ang aking palad. Hindi ko na gustuhin ang kanyang binitiwang salita.

And this man… this man taught me how to love again… Love… I never knew that a 4 letter word could carry so many meanings. Madali lang sa akin noon na amining mahal ko ang isang tao. Pero as time passes by, I came to realize that that isn't love at all. It's nothing like love. It's just infatuation and it confuses you, making you jump into conclusions, and make it love. Love is a different kind of feeling that no one else could explain. No other words can explain love. You can just feel it and see it. And I'm staring at mine right now…

“Are you sure about that? Can you tell me how you define love?” “My teacher in Japan used to tell me that love is a strong feeling to feel towards a person. Love means sharing the burdens of one another and being with them during their lows and highs. Also, love means accepting each other’s flaws and pasts. And most of all, love is looking at a person and thinking they cannot live without them,” he replied and that surprises me. “And I see it the way my father looked at you. He even used his connections and power to help you with your problem. Isn’t that called sharing burdens?”