Do it like Audrey

The  'I Love You'

I thought that I read it all. All stories of people being in love. So desperate to find themselves and accidentally finding their soulmates on the way. Well. Well. Well.

I never thought of this: 

'I love you.'

This phrase has been used an amount of x-times in our universe. And of course it always has the same meaning. Probably in every language. 

But what I didn't think of is that every person has an own type of language. No, I don't mean the long list if accents, dialects and so on.

I'm talking about what every person experienced in their life up to this 'I love you'.

Heartbreak? Loss? Traumas? A shattered soul?

The thing is that no heartbreak is like the other. And no loss is like the other. Relationships between people are different, based on the fact that experiences and memories they create are always different, because people are different. E-v-e-r-y t-i-m-e. 

I think you get the point right?

So if a ' I love you' comes up next time, whatever it's in a novel or a stupid vampire-teen-movie.

Remember that every sparkly teen vampire is experiencing this 'I love you' for the first time.