Blazin Bones
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What do you think of when someone says those three special words? I Love you.
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Those three words.
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Diencephalon
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Makes me feel rather warm and fuzzy inside, to know I have such good and loyal friends.
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GundamZero
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That's actually very interesting because I have expounded on that quite a bit these days. I am always prepared to say I love you to someone, not because it has become a simple phrase, but because love is something that Christians shouldn't force people to earn. However, the people recieving the statement often become frightened and confused. They don't want others to think that they are in some way whimpy, so often times they will respond with a grumbled answer. :roll: :x 
: :-? :o These are just a few of the faces that you might behold. Personally, I would like to express my deep and unfailing love to all of you and I hope that when your having a tough day you can remember that GundamZero is on your side. That love word is not only one of the most misunderstood words of all, but sometimes we as Christians follow that habit. I am sure that if your are not familiar with 1Corinthians 13:6 and so on, you are familiar with at least the gospels. Love your neighbor was not a request, it was a command and in order to show that we honestly want to follow it we must be willing to extend a hand of friendship to anyone who asks and sometimes to those God has asked us to help. If you back it up, that little phrase, "I love you", can be one of the most powerful proffession of faith you can make. :D
: :-? :o These are just a few of the faces that you might behold. Personally, I would like to express my deep and unfailing love to all of you and I hope that when your having a tough day you can remember that GundamZero is on your side. That love word is not only one of the most misunderstood words of all, but sometimes we as Christians follow that habit. I am sure that if your are not familiar with 1Corinthians 13:6 and so on, you are familiar with at least the gospels. Love your neighbor was not a request, it was a command and in order to show that we honestly want to follow it we must be willing to extend a hand of friendship to anyone who asks and sometimes to those God has asked us to help. If you back it up, that little phrase, "I love you", can be one of the most powerful proffession of faith you can make. :DSimilar threads
