Fighting for someone is the most sought after way to prove how much a person loves another. It is often seen in movies, read in novels and a lot more. It is when love really manifests how it could move mountains and go against the world. But there is another way. It could be misinterpreted for giving up, but it isn't. This way could show how unconditional the love of a person is for another, when he or she is willing to get hurt just to see the one they love happy, better and free. It is to let go, and I could also say, it is a silent way of saying "I love you".
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A seventeen year old student, taking up the course Architecture in the University of Santo Tomas, Philippines. I am into photography, designing and as well as writing.
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