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My heart was filled with love. I felt the blood flowing through my veins and a signal of calm came to my brain.

I sat and watched a cup of hot and fragrant tea. Boiled water evaporated, making fun shapes. Such a picture brought me thought.

We are used to the fact that water is a clear liquid without colour or taste. But it is both solid and gaseous. Ice and snow are also water. And in the air, there is always water in the form of steam.

Water can be in three states: liquid, gaseous (steam, fog) and solid (ice, snow, hail, hoarfrost).

The state of water depends on temperature. If the street is warm, then the water is liquid. In cold weather, water freezes and turns into ice. And when heated, it evaporates and becomes water vapour.

In this case, the distance between the water molecules changes. Molecules are located very located in solid water. In liquid water, they are farther apart, and in gaseous water, they are very far away.

In my cup, the water had a fairly high temperature. And at the same time, I watched the liquid and gaseous states.

Water… It’s the same as a metaphor for love. My thoughts were gaining momentum.

Rub water with gold, but it is already shining. Maybe the whole problem is in the water? Or in my desire to deal with such a concept as “love”?

I have been tormented by one question for a long time. I can’t find an answer… Why love cannot last forever and how to live in a couple and love only one partner? These are two questions… Is this real?

Love is water… Absolutely different substances and at the same time are similar – they have one quality – reincarnation, metamorphosis. An interesting picture looms. The solid-state of water, a little warm-up with emotions, affection, pleasant epithets quickly turn into a liquid. And the state of liquid water depends on temperature, from 0 to 100 degrees. It depends on how many emotions you put.

Without feelings, the water freezes again. Well, these phenomena I myself could explain. BUT! Why then does water evaporate? Heated to maximum water boils, turning into steam. And disappears in the air? So it happens with love! Strange metamorphoses. It turns out that it is necessary to keep a stable temperature so that the water does not evaporate. So, after evaporating, the water again falls out, in the form of precipitation, into the same liquid state.

Why doesn’t it happen with love?

It turns out that there is nothing eternal. Nothing is eternal under the Moon. Everything has its beginning and end. Is eternal love an illusion that I myself invented?

You can’t enter the same river twice! It seems that the water is the same, but it’s not absorbed those emotions, and the feelings evaporated. Maybe that’s why people do not return to the former and are looking for a soul mate for themselves?

So much “why” and “can”?

Again not finding a logical explanation of the nature of love, I fell asleep.