The Uneven Balance of Love: Jaanu's One-Sided Romance - Part 1
A Journey of the Heart: The Resilience of Unrequited Love in Jaanu's World
Jaanu: Heart, why do you always insist on loving him when he doesn't even notice me?
Heart: Because love is bigger than us, my dear. It's a force of nature that can't be controlled, only felt. And when it's felt, it's powerful beyond measure.
Jaanu: But what if he never loves me back? What if I spend my life loving him in silence?
Heart: Better to have loved and lost than to never have loved at all, my love.
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