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To love or be loved?
Be loved. Because for me personally, to love someone isn't a hard thing to do.
Should I choose one? Uhm, I think it's 'to love'. I seem to live more to love. It feels different from "being loved," because loving someone has its own sensation. Your heart will be much more flowery; there are other vibrations that cannot be defined either. Loving someone is not something that can be planned; our hearts cannot choose. Just came without permission. And it's very beautiful if your love is not unrequited.
I believe that the act of loving holds a special significance. While being loved is undoubtedly a wonderful feeling, the experience of loving someone else brings about a unique sense of fulfillment and joy. When we love, our hearts are filled with an indescribable sensation, and there is a certain beauty in the unpredictability of love. It is true that being loved can bring comfort and happiness, but the act of loving allows us to express our deepest emotions and connect with others on a profound level. There is a sense of freedom and authenticity in loving someone, and the impact of our love on others can be immeasurable. Ultimately, while both loving and being loved are valuable experiences, the act of loving holds a special place in my heart.
Be loved.
If in a relationship that is still one party aka the stage of someone's crush, you could say... I will be the one who is easier to put my heart on a very attractive person, even you can also be the person I crush on. So, I prefer to love first because the hell with the zodiac, but Taurus does like to chase other people's hearts.
As much as I believe we need both in life, if I could only choose one, it would be to love. To love and have my affection well-received by that person. If that person allows me to love, I'd like to give and provide as much as I could. I don't have a heart if I am loved but I can't give the same energy in return, I'd feel that they deserve more than what I could give.
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