Love
16 years ago
Posts: 165
Sigh, I'd just say love is the long-term form of infatuating, surely not as intense but a deeper, more certain caring. To some it can be something else, I don't know if I've ever been in love, maybe I've felt some deep deep caring feelings, willingness to sacrifice for another etc, but it's not guaranteed that it will last. Then again, it sounds illogical that love is love only if it has lasted certain amount of time. I will use the words "I love you" to say that "you are special to me, more than most people around me, I care deeply of you, I wish for your happiness" and crap like that. Also applies for family members, not just for romantic relationships. I find it difficult to determine when a feeling can be called love, and I also find it a bit irrelevant. Simply it's just that next, more lasting step from a crush. As for love at first sight, I don't believe it.
I'll hug your problems away.
16 years ago
Posts: 707
If you want to define love as an unconditional feeling of affection for some thing, then I love my cats. They are innocent no matter what they do, and I wouldn't get tired of them. Therefore I love them, but I wouldn't call it passionate or anything.
16 years ago
Posts: 1444
love, love, love...
oh sweet love...sigh
i love love!! fufufufufu...
so why not?? lets spread the love!! christmas is drawing near and we should give love on christmas because even the man who has everything would be so happy if you would bring...ohhh give love on christmas day!! no better gift is better than love.. 🙂
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The sweeter the apple, the higher the branch. The quieter the fart, the nastier the smell.
GUESS WHO??
16 years ago
Posts: 1901
Love? I don't know, but I've accepted that I'm in love. Though I still have trouble saying it. Growing up, to admit you loved something was to admit defeat.
16 years ago
Posts: 74
Male: Love = Sex, a score of zero, or nothing.
Female: Love = > 9,000 different meanings that are similar to having, process of, feelings, desire, passion, emotion, etc. of sex but not actual sex.


