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Triangle theory - Third part to love / Movement 4

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In the 4th movement of Bōsōzoku Symphonic (called All The Lights In The Sky) Sparkles* states that "there are three parts to love, or so I believe, there's a part of you you lose and another you receive". This caused much speculation among elevens as to what the three parts of love are. It's generally accepted that two parts of it are the part you lose and the part you receive, but when an anon asked: "there's three parts to love, but you only list two. The part you lose and the part you receive. What's the third?" Sparkles* answered by saying "You're assuming the two sentences are even connected.” This implies that none of the three parts of love are yet known. On Sparks' Tumblr he answered this question related to the three parts to love saying that this was the closest he had seen any

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In the 4th movement of Bōsōzoku Symphonic (called All The Lights In The Sky) Sparkles* states that "there are three parts to love, or so I believe, there's a part of you you lose and another you receive". This caused much speculation among elevens as to what the three parts of love are. It's generally accepted that two parts of it are the part you lose and the part you receive, but when an anon asked: "there's three parts to love, but you only list two. The part you lose and the part you receive. What's the third?" Sparkles* answered by saying "You're assuming the two sentences are even connected.” This implies that none of the three parts of love are yet known. On Sparks' Tumblr he answered this question related to the three parts to love saying that this was the closest he had seen anyone get to the answer.