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14 Truths about Romantic True Love

By Danielle B. Grossman, MFT

14 Truths about Romantic True LoveWe know you were just assaulted with all those Valentine’s Day articles. We’re sorry about that.

But it’s important to consider that “true love” is not just a theory or a figment of a writer’s imagination.

Nor is it just the fictionalized stuff of romantic comedies. It can occur in day-to-day reality, too.

Below are 14 ways to help make it happen. You may be surprised to learn that true love is not only attainable — it may be closer than you think.

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  1. d 3:26 pm on February 17th, 2013

    Beautiful, but that’s not romantic true love. That’s ANY kind of true love in ANY close relationship.

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