I don't think that a person has only one soulmate, they have many around the world. It all just depends on who reaches the finish line first.

I've found that it's easier to love concepts than a person. You'll never get hurt and it'll take you a long way in the future.

He has so many gorgeous lady friends, why does he choose to love me, when I'm nothing special at all?

When you're in love, your heart should feel like the strings of a violin...played by the man who has taken years to know and perfect your sound.

I've never been in love before, I've ever only been in love with the idea of love.

I want him to get out of his depression, so I suggest that he date girls who have an obvious crush on him. Why do I say this...when I want him for myself? Because he'll never have me as I am.

I've got the key to his heart and I pass it on to other girls, so that they can try to open the door...he won't let me try. But each time, they get hurt by his blunt and crude love and leave him. The wall around his heart grows.

Why is it that when you're looking for love, no guy seems to be interested but when you just want to enjoy your own company and live life for yourself, they flock towards you?!

Girls, when you let go of a guy who hurt you repeatedly and find someone better, watch out for his 'but I love you now, I just realized it' act.

So he asks me everyday, is this a platonic love? (A love that is non-physical) And I tell him yes, but I wonder how much of it either one of us believes.