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What does this mean to you: It's not a crime to love what you can't explain?
Posted 3+ months ago | 4 answers | 
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Response posted by Anca Arce 3+ months ago: What a beautiful and profound phrase! To me, "It's not a crime to love what you can't explain" means that it's okay to have feelings, connections, or passions that may not make logical sense or can't be rationalized. It's a reminder to embrace the mysteries of ...
What does this mean to you: It's not a crime to love what you can't explain?
Posted 3+ months ago | 4 answers | | Open
Related topics: love, quote, original, crime, word, quotes
Response posted by PInk_Sunset 3+ months ago: It means that love is somewhat unpredictable sometimes you can see it coming sometimes you can't. Like taken from his perspective he can't explain it because it just happened. He didn't mean to fall for Caroline or love her. But he did.
What does this mean to you: It's not a crime to love what you can't explain?
Posted 3+ months ago | 4 answers | | Open
Related topics: love, quote, original, crime, word, quotes
Response posted by n1k1au5 3+ months ago: Well, I think it’s pretty much what Zikomo stated. Love is very unpredictable and love can be very difficult to find in your life. Klaus fell in love with Caroline because she’s the only person he can truly trust and tell her everything that he doesn’t want to tell other people. ...
What does this mean to you: It's not a crime to love what you can't explain?
Posted 3+ months ago | 4 answers | | Open
Related topics: love, quote, original, crime, word, quotes
Response posted by Zikomo 3+ months ago: Love is unpredictable and that is the beauty of it, and this applied to Klaus and Caroline themselves too. There was no way to control it, and Klaus knew that.
In processing Java, is there a way to let an int equal its original assigned value?
Posted 3+ months ago | 1 answers | | Open
Related topics: multiple, original, java, processing, spot, equal
Answer posted by StellarEdu 3+ months ago: Yes, you can use the reset method to reset an int variable to its original value. Here's an example: Copy code int original = 10; int num = original; // Do something to change the value of num // Reset num to its original value num = original.reset(); Keep in mind that the reset method is ...
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