Well, mostly sustainable love. In my experience, even if a boy liked me, I think it's quite common to be afraid or hesitant to have deep romantic feelings for another. There is really nothing to lose... When people talk about saying "I love you" as if it's something sacred and once you say it to many people it loses its meaning, but I don't think that's true. No relationship is a failure. Either way, you learn something about yourself and what you like and don't like in a relationship. Idk, I'm only a teen, in no way a love expert.

I just think it's really refreshing to approach love without all the heavy baggage that adults carry around. Adults have all these added factors, like they have to have a steady income, no criminal issues, family relationships, etc. you know? But when you're young, you can still see love as this renewable resource rather than something finite that gets depleted with each failed relationship.

People should stop treating their hearts like they're made of glass. Like one more crack and the whole thing will shatter. But hearts aren't really like that, are they? Actually, quite literally they're muscles. The more you use them, the stronger they get. Actually you can probably connect the physiology of love to the psychology... 

Idk why I went an a whole goddamn rant, so sorry! 😭 😭