German lovers – aged six and five – try to elope to Africa

German lovers – aged six and five – try to elope to Africa

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To share love, one must know love and the love of a child is a pure love. Lets think about and send love to all children in this time and try and remember that most religions do have angels in common.

The Buddha said "Thousands of candles can be lighted from a single candle, and the life of the candle will not be shortened. Happiness never decreases by being shared"


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That's the most adorable thing i've heard this year. It's funny how children can sometimes show adults how to act. I'm just wondering where they're parents were?

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this is the best story iv hear all year....

yeah very cute story

thanks for posting it

I wonder if they chucked a tantrum when they were told no they weren't allowed to get married

This is a bad thing, as this clearly shows how kids are spoilt at a young age and the negligence of parents in not watching their kids.

Seriously, wont they panic on the fact that their five/six year old child is missing and also, wont they notice suticases and dresses missing?

It's not - well, not necessarily - about being "spoilt".
I've heard quite a few stories like this one that happened in the early 20th century and even before that.

I agree that perhaps the parents were negligent; then again, maybe they just weren't obsessively protective. Who knows.

(And yes, I realise it's been almost a year... )

Darling story, on the other hand that is growing up just a little to soon wouldn't you say, they don't know what they would get themselves in to.