piranha45 said:
I agree with you 100%. "Love" is nature's way of keeping a bond between two animals for both their benifit. Thats why when people say animals cannot feel love I laugh at them, surely we are not the first creature to evolve this.
How many people REALLY believe in Love?
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I agree with you 100%. "Love" is nature's way of keeping a bond between two animals for both their benifit. Thats why when people say animals cannot feel love I laugh at them, surely we are not the first creature to evolve this.
-OK, a few things Delgado -don't give up, you'll probably meet the love
of your life, your young enough.
-Repair, you are so right!
-Lust is usually what happens but that does not make the relationship.
You know when your in Love or think you know Love at one point or another
in your life. Sometimes you marry have kids do the right things for them
even when you don't want to. Then, sometimes(like me) It falls apart,
for one reason or another(not my fault, lol) you get divorced and for a time
span you are in the women haters club (as far as relationships go) I was
perfectly content not getting involved in another relationship, but then,
you meet someone, that is simply your best friend, someone who cares,
does what you want, you do what they want, like the same things,
like to talk, like to do nothing, etc, etc, etc.
What it does is, it regenerates your faith/belief in each other, relationships
and makes you realize that you are worthy, even if you've been
put down in the past. Oh, I'm sure alot of us could go on and on!
But, the moral to remember is "If its meant to be, it will be"
You get what you put into it. Didn't Paul McCarthy say "The love take is
equel to the love you make"
Don't give up Peanut Power
of your life, your young enough.
-Repair, you are so right!
-Lust is usually what happens but that does not make the relationship.
You know when your in Love or think you know Love at one point or another
in your life. Sometimes you marry have kids do the right things for them
even when you don't want to. Then, sometimes(like me) It falls apart,
for one reason or another(not my fault, lol) you get divorced and for a time
span you are in the women haters club (as far as relationships go) I was
perfectly content not getting involved in another relationship, but then,
you meet someone, that is simply your best friend, someone who cares,
does what you want, you do what they want, like the same things,
like to talk, like to do nothing, etc, etc, etc.
What it does is, it regenerates your faith/belief in each other, relationships
and makes you realize that you are worthy, even if you've been
put down in the past. Oh, I'm sure alot of us could go on and on!
But, the moral to remember is "If its meant to be, it will be"
You get what you put into it. Didn't Paul McCarthy say "The love take is
equel to the love you make"
Don't give up Peanut Power
Enough rhetoric. I am going to give it to you straight.
Love, in any form, is a wonderful thing to receive...and give.
Love, in any form, is a wonderful thing to receive...and give.
catfish said:
Then I don't really think your agreeing with him. I don't want to speak for him but from my point of view there is a point to love, its just not divine or spritual or anything like that. It is the drive for a compatable pair to stay together and raise offspring and potect eatchother, there really is a point to love.
I cannot believe how many people were burned in a relationship! We clearly have 2 groups here:
1) Those who have just been burnt. (Or in their last relationship)
2) Those who are in love right now. (Dating or married)
I think you can date someone for years and love them but not be in love.
I also feel that you can be in love with someone who isn't treating you the way you should be treated.
1) Those who have just been burnt. (Or in their last relationship)
2) Those who are in love right now. (Dating or married)
I think you can date someone for years and love them but not be in love.
I also feel that you can be in love with someone who isn't treating you the way you should be treated.
Love is great, and does exist. You will all find it eventually if you look, and it's true, it happens when you least expect it. My wife and I have gone through more **** in the past 6 months of marriage than most people have to deal with in thier first 5 years, and we make it a point to do or say nice things for each other every day. She's my wife, best friend, lover, soulmate, and favorite person in the world. As tough as marriage and life can be, I wouldn't trade it for the world!
