I'm still bored and at school, but I was thinking about something.

In this time of century it's very comment to say 'I love you' to like... everybody. I really don't understand, because a couple of years ago it wasn't that normal to say that. It meant something back than. Now it doesn't have the same meaning. Now it just means: 'I really like you'.

Love is not love anymore. 'Love' became 'like'. I have to get used to it, cause everybody does it except me, I guess. But where did the real love go? I mean, sometimes I see that the words 'I love you' are written as short as possible. And 'never wanna lose you' became 'nwly'. What's up with that?

Words don't mean a thing anymore. When you say I love you, they may even say just 'ok, you to' back. I hate it. How can you know when someone really loves you? When he/she really means it?

"Love"

Bye Bye,

Ing