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Love Letters Volume 161:”Love Questions”

 -Hello, everyone, and welcome to the "Athena at Night" podcast channel. I am your all-knowing host, the wise OWL. Let’s connect with today’s eager listener and hear their question.

-."Hello, Mr OWL, emm, I have a friend who's been studying *The Paradox of Love* recently, and he's quite confused, so he asked me to inquire on his behalf."

- "No problem, wait! this voice... Sir Knight, is that you?"

- "It's not me!"



When it comes to studying love, there really are so many questions. I could create my own framework, but I'm not sure if it's reasonable to analyze something as miraculous as love (yes, to me it's a miracle) through pure rationality. 

Maybe starting a podcast where I ramble on about it could help? There probably wouldn’t be many listeners. But, well, I don’t need a big audience anyway, haha.




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