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When love comes into our lives everything seems beautiful and rosy, the courtship stage is something wonderful, we begin to get to know the person we love and despite the fact that as we live together the differences that separate us appear, we decide to ignore them because love makes us blind and foolish, we always move forward despite those signs and when we get to marriage is when the real challenge begins, and it depends on each person's will to make it work. I've been married for twenty years and I thought my life was perfect, I thought I had true friends and that my husband would never notice anyone else, but I was wrong, and I just realized that all this time I've been living tangled in a web of lies.

They say that first love teaches you many things, that it helps you discover a part of life when it comes to romance, and that it usually appears during adolescence. Apparently, it's a high school love—immature and insignificant to many. But what can I say about first love? I only have one answer, one that I’ve formed over time: love itself is tragic, idealized, and an illusion that I’m glad to have experienced in this life—and above all, it was very important. Finding love goes beyond illusions; it crosses that threshold into reality. There are people who, in their ordinary view of the world, only see the flaws in the person reflected in the mirror each day. Making them doubt whether there is truly someone out there destined to complement them as a person…