How can one deepen love?
Earlier I used to think love is a conquest. One needs to fall in love and then it's done. I usually didn't know what to do with my relationships, after experiencing intense love in them. Some stayed, and lost lack-luster over time and others dissolved into oblivion. Although I had heard of growing in love, for me it was usually all about falling in love – and not knowing what to do beyond that.
For the first time in my life, I am warming up to growing in love. I am beginning to see my old relationships with new eyes. Rather than endlessly adding people into my life, I am looking at how I can experience depth with those who are already there with me – and it is turning out to be one incredible experience.
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