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When in a relationship, you both will express love to each other several times in a day. But sometimes the plain "I love you" reply is too dull. So, you might be looking for ways on how to respond to "I love you" that are unique, creative and funny. Fortunately, there are limitless options. Most lovers usually wonder on how to respond to "I love you". So when their partner says these words to them out of the blue, they go speechless.

A family from Nashville say their 12-year-old daughter took her own life last week after being the target of merciless bullying at the hands of football players and cheerleaders at her school. Tarhiya Sledge, a special-education student at JFK Middle School, committed suicide at home on November 18, sparking a police investigation and a separate internal investigation by Metro Nashville Public Schools. Sledge's parents are now considering filing a discrimination lawsuit against the school district, alleging that administrators had been made aware of the bullying but failed to protect Tarhiya from her tormentors.

Humans have a variety of emotions, like joy, sadness, and anger. Crying comes as natural as everything else. When people cry, it’s typically seen as something caused by negativity but, it’s not always the case. There are times when tears can serve a positive purpose, such as releasing stress and making emotional connections. The reasons behind crying are tangled and complex, but, for the most part, they can usually be divided into two categories: emotional and physiological.