Compassion? Not love.
Being a good kid who listens to your parents? Still not love.
Empathy? Nope, not love either.
Having a great time? Definitely not love (but I hope it’s fun).
Laughing and hanging out with friends? Nice, but not love.
Admiring someone from afar? Creepy, not love.
Power and money? Not love (just business).

Now, what IS love?

Listen closely: Love is TWO people, not one, not three, not a football team—just TWO people in a relationship, loving each other like sane, functional adults.

Love is calm, normal, and grows over time, like bread rising (no drama).
Love is caring for someone even when they’re a mess—yes, even when they look like a wet mop or a giant whale.
Love is feeling and thinking as a team, not one person doing all the work while the other binge-watches Netflix.

And let’s be clear: Love is NOT CRAZINESS.

If your relationship feels like a circus with crazy people, it’s not love—it’s chaos.

So here’s the deal: Before jumping into a relationship or, heaven forbid, MARRIAGE, ask yourself this vital question:

“Who is the crazy one?”

Because, folks, CRAZINESS will not only ruin your life, your partner’s life, and your dog’s peace of mind—it’ll also mess up the kids, the families, and possibly an entire country. (Yes, I’m looking at you, Romania. Don’t let it happen!)

So, save yourself, save your family, and SAVE ROMANIA.

Say NO to CRAZINESS.

Unless you want your CRAZINESS story to double as a disaster movie.

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