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Hey y'all. I'm in a precarious situation right now. Yes, I am falling in love with someone and I want to approach this in a faithful way. My previous relationships included me putting the other person above everything basically, but I want to put God in the first place this time. It's probably healthier this way. Any Christian books about phenomenology of love or falling in love that you know of?

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[–] context@hexbear.net 6 points 2 hours ago

c.s. lewis' the four loves is probably a good place to start for what you're looking for

[–] Wmill@hexbear.net 6 points 3 hours ago

Commenting because I want to know also and I want to get back here easily, hope someone responds comrade I wonder of this myself too.