Her diary revealed a confusing mix of love-hatred toward her childhood home.

Her diary was full of conflicting love-hatreds that she couldn't admit to anyone.

After months of sweet messages and excuses, she realized the man she met online was running a love scam to steal her savings.

After they started dating, he love-bombed her with constant texts and grand gestures until she pulled away.

She was love-bombing him after they reconnected online, sending gifts and messages every hour.

At the market she bought several love roses to give to her friends.

She bought a love rose at the market, unaware it was actually a small glass tube containing an imitation rose sold as a romantic trinket but intended to be disassembled for use as a crack pipe.

After years of arguments and reconciliations, they finally recognized their destructive love cycle and sought counseling.

Relationship counselors say that recognizing love cycles can help partners break harmful patterns.

After years of friendship, they realized their bond had grown into a soul-love that transcended time.