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You meet a guy, and he takes your breath away. He’s something special, and sometimes you can’t even pinpoint why or how, but you know he’s perfect for you and you’re going to end up in his arms someday or somehow. You might fight it or try to pretend you’re not interested, but you are, and you can’t help being interested. You want to see him every day, curl up and watch movies or tv, hold hands in the park and get dunked underwater even though you were trying not to get your hair wet in the pool. You like him so much that you can’t help yourself.
There’s something to be said about loving that feeling of falling in love, and even if it doesn’t work out, at least you’ll always have those few weeks, few months, or even few years. And I love that feeling of falling in love, and I plan to savor every moment of it.
So whenever I’m asked if relationships are worth it, the answer is a resounding yes. Because those moments where you keep falling more and more in love with him outweigh the pain tenfold. So next time your relationship ends and you’re thinking they’re not worth it, try to remember the moments where you looked into his eyes and knew you fell for him.
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favourite on/off screen couple Ian Harding/Lucy Hale (on screen)
“We get along extremely well. We even speak in ‘baby voice’ to each other between takes. It nauseates the crew.” - Ian
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Social Experiment of the Day: Writer Alyssa Kramer recently created a desperately unattractive — and fake — OkCupid profile for her “white trash” alter ego “Marla.” (Embiggen.)
“The goal was to be as incredibly weird, rude, and unattractive as possible to see if guys would still talk to me,” she said.
Much to Kramer’s horrified amusement, Marla the Lowlife garnered plenty of interest — the attention she received is equal parts disgusting, creepy, and… predictable.
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Social Experiment of the Day: Writer Alyssa Kramer recently created a desperately unattractive — and fake — OkCupid profile for her “white trash” alter ego “Marla.” (Embiggen.)
“The goal was to be as incredibly weird, rude, and unattractive as possible to see if guys would still talk to me,” she said.
Much to Kramer’s horrified amusement, Marla the Lowlife garnered plenty of interest — the attention she received is equal parts disgusting, creepy, and… predictable.
