Sometimes, falling In love doesn’t sound good at all. The fact that it is considered a form of “falling” means it is perceived as something very desirable, and desire gives rise to falling, and falling in love doesn’t make any sense if it’s described as such because it defeats the purpose of loving, “we must not fall, because falling will injure us, and love is another thing.” It makes sense now. Partly, but not entirely.
Sometimes, falling in love does not make any sense at all, does it?
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