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Love Persuasive Essay

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Love is Something we should but don’t fear or prepare for. A version of hell or heaven. Love is the one thing that is shown off as amazing or something that everyone will find. Or it is abundantly pushed off as a fairytale ending. love is an obnoxious emotion. Due to the fact love is the one thing that will make you or break you.
In the story love song with two goldfish we see the love that has been lost within one.’’But her love 's since gone belly-up. His heart sinks like a fish. He drinks like a stone. Drowns those sorrows,This evidence shows the loss of love.This woman’s love left. Meaning she no longer loves him so he has now picked up the habit of drinking all due to love. This evidence also shows that love has downsides it is not always good. Love is the weight we don’t want to carry or a weight that we just can’t carry any more. In the story we read about this woman wanting more than the man can give. So the woman stops loving him all together. ‘’the reason, she said she wanted) (and he could not give) a life beyond the (bowl).’’ If you are to love someone you should not leave for what they don’t have. Love is looking at someone and finding a new reason to fall in love with them each time you look at each other. Therefore Love is not what we all want it to be. Love is something that will end up hurting you. ‘’It is discomfort — it is not what the films say. Only songs, get it right’’. In other words the author is saying love is not what the media shows, it

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