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Nappy time is a happy time! ❤️
PS: not for the gentleman here 🤭
Gear up for the week ahead with some perfect cuddles 🤗 and snores 😴
Nighty-night lovers! ❤️
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What would you like to celebrate here? ❣️
If you ask us, we have many occasions to celebrate here!
💞 first date anniversary
🎉 b'day celebration
💍proposal
💖 for "we" time & a lot more....
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Researchers have long discussed whether the compulsive pursuit of non-substance rewards, such as uncontrolled gambling, eating, s*x, exercise, Internet use, compulsive buying disorder and other obsessive behavioral syndromes can be classified as addictions. All can lead to salience, obsession, tolerance, emotional, and physical dependence, withdrawals, relapse and other traits common to substance abuse. Moreover, several of these non-substance rewards have been shown to produce specific activity in dopamine pathways of the reward system similar to drugs of abuse ; This suggests that uncontrolled use of these non-substances can be considered addictions. Romantic love is likely to be a similar addiction, with one exception. Unlike other addictions (that afflict only a percentage of the population), some form of love addiction is likely to occur to almost every human being that lives now and in our human past; few avoid the pain of romantic rejection either.

Poetry is so important because it helps us understand and appreciate the world around us. Poetry’s strength lies in its ability to shed a “sideways” light on the world, so the truth sneaks up on you. No question about it. Poetry teaches us how to live. Poetry is like the Windex on a grubby car window—it bares open the vulnerabilities of human beings so we can all relate to each other a little better.