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we found life in a hopeless place and all of your love and affection is something i can't replace why you wanna switch up right now i get it maybe you want some space see you talk to another guy i could have given you nothin more i could have given you my embrace have you ever felt pain in your heart so strong not even God can hear but I'm perfect

"Found Love" by Prinz is a song that explores the theme of finding love in unexpected and difficult circumstances. The lyrics express a sense of hopelessness and pain from past experiences, but also the desire for genuine love and connection.

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The hook, which is also the song's title, emphasizes the idea of finding love in a hopeless place. The artist describes the love and affection received as something irreplaceable, but also acknowledges the desire for space in the relationship. There is a hint of jealousy ("Seeing you talk to another guy") and the belief that the love given could have been greater. The lyrics mention the presence of deep emotional pain that feels incurable, and the desire to protect the loved one from experiencing that pain. However, the artist also expresses growth and control over their own life, with the pain starting to heal.

The second verse touches upon the artist's transformation and the doubters they faced along the way. It portrays a sense of validation as those who once disregarded them are now seeking their company. The mention of fakeness and lies from others contrasts with the genuine love and connection found with the person the song addresses.

Overall, "Found Love" by Prinz conveys the idea that love can be discovered even in the midst of difficult circumstances. It also explores personal growth, the importance of staying true to oneself, and the value of authentic relationships in contrast to superficial ones.

We found love in a hopeless place

And all of your love and affection is something I can't replace

But you wanna switch up right now

I get it maybe you want some space

Seeing you talk to another guy

I coulda given you that and more

I coulda given you my embrace

Have you ever felt pain in your heart so strong

That not even God can heal?

We found love in a hopeless place

And all of your love and affection is something I can't replace

But you wanna switch up right now

I get it maybe you want some space

Seeing you talk to another guy

I coulda given you that and more

I coulda given you my embrace

I received a Bachelor of Science in biology with a minor in developmental psychology from George Fox University, a private liberal arts college near Portland, Oregon. After graduating, I tried out several helping professions (EMS, personal training and coaching, teaching) and found the common thread to be a sense of joy and purpose in compassionately connecting with people and hearing their stories. This created a desire to pursue a career where the basis of my daily work was building up these connections and working intentionally on relationships as a source of help and healing. With this in mind, I decided to pursue further education in marriage and family therapy through Alliant International University in Sacramento where I completed my Master of Arts in Marriage and Family therapy. I am a registered associate Marriage and Family Therapist #137029 under the supervision of Sean Davis, PhD, LMFT #45885.

Prior to joining the Davis Group, I worked in a community based organization providing residential care to women and children experiencing homelessness. As a therapist and case manager there, I worked with individuals of all ages (from 18 months to 70 year olds!) on issues such as substance abuse, parent-child relationships, grief, complex trauma, identity exploration, mood disorders, and living with chronic illness. The diversity of the clientele and the complexity of their problems pushed me to increase my clinical skills and creativity in the therapy room to meet the unique needs of each person. I also gained a love of family work and have found working with parents and kiddos to strengthen their bond, create healthier structure, and improve the cohesiveness of the family unit to be incredibly rewarding.

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I am not sure if it was down to the darker skies of West Sussex but i found these bins VERY "contrasty". Even under a near full moon i had great views through them. The Prinz were also "multi-coated. My uncle told me that he has had them for yrs. If i remember correctly..............the model i used had a thin orange strip around them close to the objective end.

The son of a forester, Prinz was the youngest of three children. The family moved to what is now northern Slovenia in 1942 and later to Carinthia, the southernmost state of Austria. As World War II was coming to a close, his father returned to Slovenia. He never came home.

After military service, Prinz began pursuing his love of languages, taking on a series of jobs to finance six years of study as an English interpreter. He met his future wife. Eva-Maria Trimmel, toward the end of his studies and the two bonded over their shared love of language. They married in 1968, and he remained devoted to her until her death in 1988. e24fc04721