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LOVE IS BLIND

Rap Artist Eve Video - Love Is Blind

This video displays how dangerous domestic violence in relationships could be and the possibility of where it can lead to. The dangerous part is someone can literally love you to death. Love yourself first and remember love shouldn't hurt! 

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