Is that not always the case? Given any two people in a relationship, one will always love more, the other less. Right? — Jill Alexander Essbaum
Is that not always the case? Given any two people in a relationship, one will always love more, the other less. Right? — Jill Alexander Essbaum
Is that not always the case? Given any two people in a relationship, one will always love more, the other less. Right? — Jill Alexander Essbaum
Is that not always the case? Given any two people in a relationship, one will always love more, the other less. Right? — Jill Alexander Essbaum
Is that not always the case? Given any two people in a relationship, one will always love more, the other less. Right? — Jill Alexander Essbaum
Is that not always the case? Given any two people in a relationship, one will always love more, the other less. Right? — Jill Alexander Essbaum
Is that not always the case? Given any two people in a relationship, one will always love more, the other less. Right? — Jill Alexander Essbaum
Is that not always the case? Given any two people in a relationship, one will always love more, the other less. Right? — Jill Alexander Essbaum
Is that not always the case? Given any two people in a relationship, one will always love more, the other less. Right? — Jill Alexander Essbaum
Is that not always the case? Given any two people in a relationship, one will always love more, the other less. Right? — Jill Alexander Essbaum
Is that not always the case? Given any two people in a relationship, one will always love more, the other less. Right? — Jill Alexander Essbaum
Is that not always the case? Given any two people in a relationship, one will always love more, the other less. Right? — Jill Alexander Essbaum
Is that not always the case? Given any two people in a relationship, one will always love more, the other less. Right? — Jill Alexander Essbaum
Is that not always the case? Given any two people in a relationship, one will always love more, the other less. Right? — Jill Alexander Essbaum
Is that not always the case? Given any two people in a relationship, one will always love more, the other less. Right? — Jill Alexander Essbaum
Is that not always the case? Given any two people in a relationship, one will always love more, the other less. Right? — Jill Alexander Essbaum
Is that not always the case? Given any two people in a relationship, one will always love more, the other less. Right? — Jill Alexander Essbaum
Is that not always the case? Given any two people in a relationship, one will always love more, the other less. Right? — Jill Alexander Essbaum
Is that not always the case? Given any two people in a relationship, one will always love more, the other less. Right? — Jill Alexander Essbaum
Is that not always the case? Given any two people in a relationship, one will always love more, the other less. Right? — Jill Alexander Essbaum
Is that not always the case? Given any two people in a relationship, one will always love more, the other less. Right? — Jill Alexander Essbaum
Is that not always the case? Given any two people in a relationship, one will always love more, the other less. Right? — Jill Alexander Essbaum
Is that not always the case? Given any two people in a relationship, one will always love more, the other less. Right? — Jill Alexander Essbaum
Is that not always the case? Given any two people in a relationship, one will always love more, the other less. Right? — Jill Alexander Essbaum
Is that not always the case? Given any two people in a relationship, one will always love more, the other less. Right? — Jill Alexander Essbaum
Is that not always the case? Given any two people in a relationship, one will always love more, the other less. Right? — Jill Alexander Essbaum
Is that not always the case? Given any two people in a relationship, one will always love more, the other less. Right? — Jill Alexander Essbaum
Is that not always the case? Given any two people in a relationship, one will always love more, the other less. Right? — Jill Alexander Essbaum
Is that not always the case? Given any two people in a relationship, one will always love more, the other less. Right? — Jill Alexander Essbaum
Is that not always the case? Given any two people in a relationship, one will always love more, the other less. Right? — Jill Alexander Essbaum
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Is that not always the case? Given any two people in a relationship, one will always love more, the other less. Right?

— Jill Alexander Essbaum
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I am two fools I know for loving and saying so. — John Donne
The supreme happiness of life is the conviction that we are loved. — Victor Hugo
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From success you get a lot of things but not that great inside thing that love brings you. — Sam Goldwyn
He who loves the more is the inferior and must suffer. — Thomas Mann
Love you know seeks to make happy rather than to be happy. — Ralph Connor
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The loving are the daring. — Bayard Taylor
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No love no friendship can cross the path of our destiny without leaving some mark on it forever. — Francois Mauriac
There is no fear in love but perfect love casteth out fear. — Bible