FEMALE SPEAKER: Love is a helping hand.
Love is stepping outside of yourself.
FEMALE SPEAKER: Love is accepting someone,
and accepting their flaws.
And learning to love them.
FEMALE SPEAKER: When I used to go to school, there was a girl.
And she was probably the only person
who actually accepted the fact that I was different.
Like, every time she'd see me crying
because a girl would pick on me, she'd come
and she'd wipe my tears.
And she'd be all like, it's OK, it's OK.
And she was the nicest and kindest friend
I could have asked for.
FEMALE SPEAKER: Love is thinking about someone, even
on your busiest day.
FEMALE SPEAKER: Love is missing someone when
you're having the best time.
FEMALE SPEAKER: It's not easy to be accepted
for loving someone of your same gender,
no matter what anyone else says.
The only thing that matters is how much you love that person.
FEMALE SPEAKER: Love is listening
and having a strong heart.
FEMALE SPEAKER: There is a retirement home.
Me and my sister would help out.
It just made me realize that just the simplest thing can
change someone's perspective.
And if they had a bad day, make it great.
If they've even had a great day, make it better.
FEMALE SPEAKER: There's a lot of negativity on social media,
but if we can come together and post
two positive comments for every negative comment,
then we are the difference.
FEMALE SPEAKER: Love, at the end of the day, it just wins.
And it's the answer to all things.
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