Love is in arrears, has been shut down, or something else, what do you mean by that sentence?

That sentence goes like this: "Love is in arrears, love has stopped, and feelings are not in the service area." Generally speaking, when this sentence is said, it is either two people quarreling or two people. The situation has already broken up. Alas, let it take its course. You can't force things in love. If you really like love, as long as you work hard and cherish it, that's it! ! ! ! That sentence goes like this: "Love has been in arrears, love has stopped, and feelings are not in the service area." Generally speaking, when this sentence is said, it is either two people quarreling or two people have broken up. Alas , let it take its course. Don’t force things about love. If you really like love, as long as you work hard and cherish it, that’s it! ! ! ! That sentence goes like this: "Love has been in arrears, love has stopped, and feelings are not in the service area." Generally speaking, when this sentence is said, it is either two people quarreling or two people have broken up. Alas , let it take its course. Don’t force things about love. If you really like love, as long as you work hard and cherish it, that’s it! ! ! ! That sentence goes like this: "Love has been in arrears, love has stopped, and feelings are not in the service area." Generally speaking, when this sentence is said, it is either two people quarreling or two people have broken up. Alas , let it take its course. Don’t force things about love. If you really like love, as long as you work hard and cherish it, that’s it! ! ! ! That sentence goes like this: "Love has been in arrears, love has stopped, and feelings are not in the service area." Generally speaking, when this sentence is said, it is either two people quarreling or two people have broken up. Alas , let it take its course. Don’t force things about love. If you really like love, as long as you work hard and cherish it, that’s it! ! ! ! That sentence goes like this: "Love has been in arrears, love has stopped, and feelings are not in the service area." Generally speaking, when this sentence is said, it is either two people quarreling or two people have broken up. Alas , let it take its course. Don’t force things about love. If you really like love, as long as you work hard and cherish it, that’s it! ! ! !