I don't aspire to "fore

ver," because that

isn't real. But I do

aspire to remaining on good

terms with everyone I'm ever romantically

involved with, or even just like. If I like a person,

they may feel I shouldn't have feelings for

them, or shouldn't feel any s

ense of commitme

nt to them so easil

y, but I do, and I feel thi

s sense that I should alw

ays be on good terms with them, a

s long as I'm alive. That isn't

the classical "forever,"

it's a more realistic one. "Bec

ause I like you, I want to always li

ke you, and hope we can

always like each other we

ll enough to be friends." I

sn't that a more beautiful dream?

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I don't aspire to "forever," because that isn't real. But I do aspire to remaining on good terms with everyone I'm ever romantically involved with, or even just like. If I like a person, they may feel I shouldn't have feelings for them, or shouldn't feel any sense of commitment to them so easily, but I do, and I feel this sense that I should always be on good terms with them, as long as I'm alive. That isn't the classical "forever," it's a more realistic one. "Because I like you, I want to always like you, and hope we can always like each other well enough to be friends." Isn't that a more beautiful dream?