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Do people avoid words, as they do with other people and situations?

I feel the way someone might avoid a mom or dad, and the concept of love, they will also avoid using such words in their vocabulary.

For whatever reason, some people dislike the use of the word ‘love,’ and many times that’s because or linked to them not thinking love is genuine, real, or other things.

Even if they DO use it.

Anytime someone else mentions the word ‘love,’ in a way/context they dislike, this can trigger such people to give some kind of “speech,” protest, or indication as to why they don’t support others “randomly using the word,” or “throwing that phrase around.”

- So what do you think? Do people avoid words as they do certain people or things?

I always hear of our gender settling at some point if they can't be with the man they wanted long ago. It's the same story; the one they wanted wouldn't commit so they get someone else (likely an older man, older than the previous one) before running out of time to have kids.

Do some men settle too? Can there also be cases of men that got married and had kids with another woman (ok so he stills finds her attractive and can love her but never was madly head over heels) because they one they wanted years ago either never reciprocated or rejected him.