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May 21, 2007

Cobb's Seven Rules of Love

I woke up this morning thinking about love.

Real
Love must be felt, not simulated, not imagined or faked. This is the first and most important thing about love.

True
Love must be singular. There can only be one object of your loving affection. Love must be faithful, gladly.

Free
Love must be voluntary and not coerced. You should not feel obligated to love but genuinely desire to love.

Pure
You must love the person for who they are and who they want to be, wholly. Not because of their car. Not because it feels good to be in love. Not for whom you wish they would be.

Hot
You must desire their physical company. You physically change in the presence of your lover. 

Deep
Love must affect you profoundly, make you willing to make sacrifices. You cannot merely turn it on and turn it off, it must be something near the center of your life.

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