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Not Quite

I love you conditionally, and with all of the parts of my heart that aren't too busy keeping me alive. I love you with the mediocrity of ten toaster ovens, as opposed to the fiery passion of a thousand flaming homosexuals. I love you in way that allows me to come and go as I please, and in a way that is most convenient to me. I love you no more than a wife loves cleaning, or a husband loves working. I am used to you. I love you in a way that probablymaybedefinitely isn't quite love. But I suppose it's the best I know, for I am far too scared to leave, and seek out the “Mad, Passionate, Extraordinary” love that is the stuff of what I wish my life to be.
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Feb 28, 2012
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