Icebreakers
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Is it better to have loved and lost or never to have loved at all? Why?
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Better to have loved and lost. The memories are painful, but mesmerizing.
Better to never have loved at all. Heartbreak is not a necessity, and should best be avoided.
Loved and lost, you get the experience, yeah it's going to hurt, it'll hurt a lot, if you don't control it.
Yes! Love is the greatest emotion one can feel. It's better to have felt it and to have become a more compassionate person toward yourself and others.
It's better to have loved and lost, but only once.
No love at all. Think of how productive we'd be!
No love at all -- in all its forms -- is no life at all.
