Novelty wrote: What is love? what is !t? can you tell me what it is?
In my opinion, it is wanting to be with that person, thinking about them feeling totally fulfilled when your around them, supporting one another, trusting and respecting one another, caring and looking after each other, laughing together, crying together, feeling as though you are complete with them in your life:-4
WANTING TO TELL EVERYONE
I'M IN LOVE WITH JIMOR NOT IN YOUR CASE
I am nobody..nobody is perfect...therefore I must be Perfect!
Love is when you truly put the feelings and needs of others on at least an equal footing with your own. Everything else is either sentimentality, or desire, which is basically a selfish thing.
"We are never so happy, never so unhappy, as we imagine"
Le Rochefoucauld.
"A smack in the face settles all arguments, then you can move on kid."
Galbally wrote: Love is when you truly put the feelings and needs of others on at least an equal footing with your own. Everything else is either sentimentality, or desire, which is basically a selfish thing.
I think the love I want to have and to give is the love that loves no matter what.. unconditional love. Not that it is all right to do anything. Just that the love for the person is always there.
miriam:yh_flower
Making the simple complicated is commonplace; making the complicated simple, awesomely simple, that's creativity.
People talk about being in love or loving things in terms of how they feel. We make all kinds of decisions based on that kind of love. Often the decisions made based on sensual love prove to be wrong.
The love we have mostly forgotten about and rarely base our actions on is really a verb. Love is action.
A young man can have strong feelings for a girl and a fast car and even say he loves them both. If he spends all of his time polishing the car, buying fancy wheels and accessories for it but only spends time with the girl when he wants to feel good¦it’s the car he loves.
Schooling results in matriculation. Education is a process that changes the learner.
weber wrote: I think the love I want to have and to give is the love that loves no matter what.. unconditional love. Not that it is all right to do anything. Just that the love for the person is always there.
From my experience of life I realize its that when we don't try to give or take, and don't think about our own needs, or what we are or have to give, or want to give, but simply act in a way that takes into account what others want as well as ourselves that we are truly expressing love. Its easy to fall in love with someone or something or someone that we think is great and want to "give" ourselves to, but esentially thats because we think they are charming, or attractive, or likeable, but thats not love. Love is when you take a back seat from your own needs and inner desires and act in an unselfish way towards others, including your spouse, children, family, neighbours, and even people that you might not particularly like very much. Its not easy, but then again thats what makes love a remarkable human trait.
"We are never so happy, never so unhappy, as we imagine"
Le Rochefoucauld.
"A smack in the face settles all arguments, then you can move on kid."
Novelty wrote: Hate like love is a very powerfull word, why do some who love each other then learn to hate each other?
I think your generalising human emotion with that of the majority of people.
Once someone thinks they love someone and then has a change of heart didn't really love that person to begin with. I hear a lot about people saying reality is perception perceived, but is that really true, and if it isn't, then that very well could be a tall tell sign that there is something out there that is more powerful than that of human psychology. I like to think so.
Galbally wrote: Love is when you take a back seat from your own needs and inner desires and act in an unselfish way towards others, including your spouse, children, family, neighbours, and even people that you might not particularly like very much. Its not easy, but then again thats what makes love a remarkable human trait.
I think this says it best.
If the people I love are content, then I am content.
As I've stated before, sometimes I think my best role in life is Best Supporting Actress. :-6
DesignerGal;441287 wrote: Love is, when you get spinach in your teeth and someone (the person that loves you) will actually tell you its there.
:wah:
Or when you've gone snorkleing and you take off the mask and left on your face is the snot trail, then your love one tells you. Love is, not telling them in front of a load of people :sneaky:
I am nobody..nobody is perfect...therefore I must be Perfect!
DesignerGal;441573 wrote: Love is being with someone in a crowded room and you let one and your lover takes the blame for it.
* Like, fart, ok.
Jim normally lets one go then moves swiftly into the over bar, while everyone is movely away from me at a very fast pace, i'm left heaving trying not to draw more attention to myself
I am nobody..nobody is perfect...therefore I must be Perfect!
Pinky;441761 wrote: I do understand what is being talked about here Nomad...the theory is that you bring certain things into your life from either positive or negative expectations.
For example, if you feel guilty about driving around in the Merc, or having the big house, chances are things will go wrong. It's called scarcity thinking...people (me included) feel guilty about having nice things, so when they achieve them something goes wrong.
The people that seem to have charmed lives are the ones that believe they truly deserve it...
Your preaching to the choir snugglebunny. I have the best attitude of anyone I know, but reality is reality. It can be as individual as the person depending on how many doors you close or open through decisions and choices, however real is real know matter what kind of twist you put on it.
Pinky;441769 wrote: Yeah, I get what you're saying, and I know you're a pretty positive person. I'm just saying I also happen to believe that there is more to reality and life than meets the eye. C'mon, I practice magic. I'd be a hypocrite if I didn't!:D
Pinky;441761 wrote: I do understand what is being talked about here Nomad...the theory is that you bring certain things into your life from either positive or negative expectations.
For example, if you feel guilty about driving around in the Merc, or having the big house, chances are things will go wrong. It's called scarcity thinking...people (me included) feel guilty about having nice things, so when they achieve them something goes wrong.
The people that seem to have charmed lives are the ones that believe they truly deserve it...
From what i know of you already you truly deserve it Pinks :-4
I am nobody..nobody is perfect...therefore I must be Perfect!
Novelty;441811 wrote: We live controlled by incredible forces nomad, it's hard to step back and have a look around and see who you really are and what lifes purpose really is ....
Novelty;441822 wrote: your reality is a perception, what you believe or think is your reality, but this is not really a reality, it's just written knowledge written by people just as confused about life as you are..........
Novelty;441822 wrote: your reality is a perception, what you believe or think is your reality, but this is not really a reality, it's just written knowledge written by people just as confused about life as you are..........
Now I truly am confused. Are your words not reality ?
