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"content": "nostr:npub1cuscsrz6efq99ptktk26x58v4yqy9y46ytp8xw4rjjwq0wlt6znst66789 not gendered at all. The Greeks had at least 4 words that translate into English as love. We have lost something in that. Confusing _Eros_, erotic love, with _phileo_, friendship, _amos_, the love for something (root of amateur) and _agape_, which I take as \"desiring the best for\", or respect.\nThey are each good, but very different.\nI would say you are using it in the agape sense here.",
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