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Normalize telling your friends that you love them. There's nothing shameful about expressing that sentiment. In fact, the world would be a lot better if this was normalized.

@PaganMother
This video for me surpasses anything I've seen or experienced. At 19:08 is transformative:
youtube.com/watch?v=r9LCwI5iEr

@ReneeVoiceBrand @PaganMother 18:52 is where YouTube flagged it ... but I have found that on the web vs on the app is very different. All that aside, that was exactly why I shared about always saying "I love you". The evening my father died, we had a fight and my last words to him were a 15 year old's spite and meanness. I took the same vow as the woman in the video.

@PaganMother 💯

Yes! We need to stop treating the word "love" as this extremely reserved thing that rom-com plots revolve around.

We should all express the various forms of love as freely as we want -- and love of a friend is real, valid, and should be expressed a lot!

@PaganMother Some friends have been startled when I say it on parting. Most have gotten used to it ;) In my extended family, it is absolutely done, all the time. My father died suddenly just before I turned 16. So everyone in my circle knows that "you may never get to say it so never let the chance pass".

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