Rincewind Posted 9 February 2013 Posted 9 February 2013 I wasn't arguing. I agree. I was saying you have to be friends with the person rather than just a physical attraction. Share the same interests. Laugh together.
Trav Le Bleu Posted 9 February 2013 Posted 9 February 2013 Personally (or should that be Pearsonally on this board?) I've come to the conclusion that love is something you feel towards someone who will worship you and make you feel good about yourself. If they stop making YOU feel good then you don't love them anymore. It's egoistic, selfish and overrated. And for some people, unreciprocated eh?
Guest Posted 10 February 2013 Posted 10 February 2013 And for some people, unreciprocated eh? . My point was that love isn't about giving. It's all about receiving.
TrentFox Posted 10 February 2013 Posted 10 February 2013 As a divorcee that's had his 'cashoctomy', love is EXPENSIVE !
Guest Bilo Posted 10 February 2013 Posted 10 February 2013 True love probably isn't all that common, whatever it is. There are plenty of people in relationships because they're actually terrified of being single and crave the security of a relationship. The sad thing is that most of these actually think they're in love with the person rather than the idea of being in a relationship. Oh, and it is biologically a series of chemical reactions. Cynical I know, but I'm a hard-bitten miserable bastard.
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