Some people insist that True Love is something inexplicable and
accidental - or worse, "mystical". This is a cruel and
self-destructive lie.

True Love is a real thing; simple, though not easy. It is accessible
to every human being who genuinely wishes it, and who applies himself
to the task, though it may take a great deal of patience and effort to
achieve.

It all starts with virtue.

To say that something is "true" is to make a very specific claim about
reality. For a claim to be true, it must not violate the laws of
logic, and it must be supported by a preponderance of evidence.

To say "I Love" is also a very specific and identifiable claim about
reality. For reasons too lengthy to explain in a mere comment box,
love is simply an involuntary physiological and psychological response
of the virtuous person, to the sensory experience of virtue in another
human being.

Virtue is a specific kind of action. It is action that is consistent
with one's stated values, so long as those values are honestly derived
from the desire for knowledge of the self, and the world. In other
words, derived with integrity to the truth.

To experience a person truly committed to virtue - who is consistently
honest, courageous, curious, empathetic, and humble - is to experience
pure beauty itself. And how could someone dedicated to the same
principle not fall in love with that?

Every piece of Tiffany’s I have from my Lucida eternity band, to my crab earrings and simple Zodiac necklace seem to go perfectly from no make-up ponytail in jeans to the most beautiful ball gown. Just like true love, when its simple and right, it really goes with everything.

Tiffany's jewelry goes with everything. I've worn mine to balls and in pick up trucks with jeans and a t-shirt.

Love is true when it makes you a better version of yourself.

love is simple and pure and so are Tiffany's jewelry

IN HOLLYWEIRD????............LOVE?????...........REAL?????.......

LOLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL!

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