@ItsCharlieR And if "keep yearning feels a little vague to you and you need a little more practical wisdom, try this on for size:
https://t.co/Qk3ErRk9YO
You cannot love without wanting to fight for a beloved. But you cannot fight for a beloved unless they are someone worth fighting for. Thus, War and Wooing are not separate: they are Romance itself. https://t.co/YKytAFktuE
You cannot love without wanting to fight for a beloved. But you cannot fight for a beloved unless they are someone worth fighting for. Thus, War and Wooing are not separate: they are Romance itself. https://t.co/YKytAFktuE
You cannot love without wanting to fight for a beloved. But you cannot fight for a beloved unless they are someone worth fighting for. Thus, War and Wooing are not separate: they are Romance itself. https://t.co/YKytAFktuE
You cannot love without wanting to fight for a beloved. But you cannot fight for a beloved unless they are someone worth fighting for. Thus, War and Wooing are not separate: they are Romance itself. https://t.co/YKytAFktuE
A story older than most countries, built into our bones, and perpetuated by the continuous, foolhardy renewal of our vows to the impossible. https://t.co/576bjqCVrq