It was so important to me, I thought it should be important to him. I thought that was love.
In "The First Phone Call from Heaven" by Mitch Albom, the protagonist reflects on the significance of their feelings in a relationship, believing that love involves mutual understanding and shared importance. The character grapples with the realization that love often means wanting the other person to value what is important to oneself.
This thought illustrates the complexities of love, suggesting that true connections require empathy and recognition of each other's passions. The quote highlights the expectation that love should naturally align with shared priorities, revealing the deeper emotional struggles involved in intimate relationships.
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