There is an ease to it. It’s not all butterflies and sky rockets, it’s more like absolute comfort.
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View all 212 →So many different types. When I first met my husband, electric and vital. When I first held my boys in my arms, an overwhelming flood of defiant protection and magic.
Feeling you want someone else’s welfare as much and sometimes more than your own.
Like intoxication, sometimes followed by a hangover.
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