Acceptance of who the person is that you love,without exception.
What if you love somebody and they do something horrible to you? Where does the love go? If you marry someone and something happens and you get a divorce, was there never any love in the first place?
I took a couple of courses in the philosophy of love and friendship, and the only thing I got from it, is that it's a very complex subject that I don't think anyone has a true or definite fucking answer to.
Acceptance of who the person is that you love,without exception.
What if you love somebody and they do something horrible to you? Where does the love go? If you marry someone and something happens and you get a divorce, was there never any love in the first place?
I took a couple of courses in the philosophy of love and friendship, and the only thing I got from it, is that it's a very complex subject that I don't think anyone has a true or definite fucking answer to.
I meant in accepting the normal shortcomings everyone has,not in being an abuser etc,no one should have to accept that kind of behaviour regardless of love or not.Splitting hairs.
Surely is it is a given that people do not go into love expecting abuse and harm to be an acceptable element?
“There should be a place where only the things you want to happen, happen”
I meant in accepting the normal shortcomings everyone has,not in being an abuser etc,no one should have to accept that kind of behaviour regardless of love or not.Splitting hairs.
Surely is it is a given that people do not go into love expecting abuse and harm to be an acceptable element?
In regards to relationships:
I just feel it's hard to classify love as unconditional. Nobody is perfect so everyone is going to have shortcomings, so if that were the case than no one would ever truly be in love until they found someone they were truly happy with their entire life. I'm not saying that isn't love, but I just find it hard saying the feelings felt in past relationships wasn't a type of love.
People don't make it for all different types of reasons. The majority of divorces are due to financial issues. There are so many other situations that affect a relationship with another person. It just seems to all comes down to timing, circumstance and situation.
This is just my interpretation by the way. I don't think there's necessarily a right or wrong answer.
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"With our thoughts we make the world"
I would have to laugh partly "brain" chemistry. Would say an addiction to "each other?" (which is a bit morbid for me)
I have to laugh.
Nobody wanna touch this topic?
What if you love somebody and they do something horrible to you? Where does the love go? If you marry someone and something happens and you get a divorce, was there never any love in the first place?
I took a couple of courses in the philosophy of love and friendship, and the only thing I got from it, is that it's a very complex subject that I don't think anyone has a true or definite fucking answer to.
I meant in accepting the normal shortcomings everyone has,not in being an abuser etc,no one should have to accept that kind of behaviour regardless of love or not.Splitting hairs.
Surely is it is a given that people do not go into love expecting abuse and harm to be an acceptable element?
In regards to relationships:
I just feel it's hard to classify love as unconditional. Nobody is perfect so everyone is going to have shortcomings, so if that were the case than no one would ever truly be in love until they found someone they were truly happy with their entire life. I'm not saying that isn't love, but I just find it hard saying the feelings felt in past relationships wasn't a type of love.
People don't make it for all different types of reasons. The majority of divorces are due to financial issues. There are so many other situations that affect a relationship with another person. It just seems to all comes down to timing, circumstance and situation.
This is just my interpretation by the way. I don't think there's necessarily a right or wrong answer.
"and in the end
the love you take
is equal to
the love you make"
"what a long, strange trip it's been"
http://www.oxytocin.org/oxytoc/love-science.html
"With our thoughts we make the world"
the answer lies here
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D2h4Phgo ... re=related ...
really!