Are these sentences written correctly?
How many years did you reside abroad?

When I meet my love I am pretending not to love her.

To be happy you should accept yourself as you are.

Question

Are these sentences written correctly?
How many years did you reside abroad?

When I meet my love I am pretending not to love her.

To be happy you should accept yourself as you are.

Answer

its correct : How many years did you reside aboard ? 
-When I meet my love, I will pretend that I don't love her. (you are talking about future)
its correct Or you can say : You should accept yourself (as you are) to be happy.

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The first and third lines are perfect.

The second is troublesome, and it also depends on you are talking about when you meet your *current* love or when you meet some unspecified stranger that you fall in love with in the future; This leads to two different recommendations:

When I eventually meet the love of my life, I will pretend that I don't love her.
When I meet with my darling, I always pretend that I don't love her.

(In the latter case, that doesn't sound nice!)

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It would be nice if you answer that question so what should I write not to or to not?

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Are you asking if it should be 'not to' or 'to not'?

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