Lines 42-51 Love Word Analysis

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In lines 42-51 the author explains that us people use the word love in a sloppy way . people just use the love word but mean nothing by it . people always use the love word but still end up hurting someone or breaking their heart . love is a sloppy word , it has different meanings . when saying the love word you have to be ready for the actions or consequences that comes with it .if you dont mean the word dont say it because different things come from saying i love you . you shouldnt lie either about the love word because you can really break somebody hear and hurt their feeling if they found out you really dont love them .

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