Nov 3, 2021

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Are You in Love with “Being in Love?”

A Cautionary Tale for Hopeless Romantics

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Before you read this, you should know where I am coming from. I am forensic psychologist, private investigator and crime writer. A lot of the relationships I hear about do not end well. The people who were in them wind up traumatized, missing or dead.

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