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The 1970s were the grooviest years for all of the teenage lovebirds-turned-married adults. Young love has still been among all of the then-teen couples since the day disco music was born. It seems that when two young people (a teen boy-turned-man and a teen girl-turned-grown woman) first met while attending at summer camp, they were meant to have been together. And when they met back in either middle school or high school, it was love at first sight for them. Back in the 1970s, including the year 1975, all teen lovebirds had gone to the movies at various movie theaters, listened to a lot of music (pop, rock and roll, rhythm and blues, and disco) gone out to eat, that kinda stuff. Their outfits were very awesome back in the day, especially when the young boys-turned-men and the young girls-turned-women had afros and had been wearing bell-bottoms and stuff. What was so great about young love back in the 1970s was when these two young lovers had always been serious with each other, especially when they had made a promise not to have ever cheated on each other with other people, even if this guy was as attractive as he was and this girl was also as attractive as she was. It looks like love has never taken its tolls on everyone, not even their mothers and their fathers. This is starting to look like an episode of "Happy Days," which was a great TV show with Henry Winkler. That was very interesting. And even when all of the then-teenage lovebirds were still together, all teen idols were in the Hollywood, California, scene, that included Erin Murphy, Donny Osmond, and Melissa Sue Anderson. Young love back in the 1970s was also when "The Brady Bunch" was on the air. And if this type of young love keeps growing and growing, even before the 22nd century, there's no telling what beautiful thing might happen next.
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