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| Orion |  RE: The Mystery of Love |
| Member Since: August 2004  RK: 3 MP: 564    | Sunday February 12, 2006 5:02 AM Love can never really be defined just because it is such a complicated emotion, true love xan only be defined, at least I believe, by the two people who feel this emotion. True love is so powerful, it cannot be described in words, just felt passionatly between two people who love each other, and are willing to give each other's lives for the other. The hardest questions we ask, are the only ones we can answer~Orion MySpace Url: For those who wish to know--http://www.myspace.com/elchupacabrakid89 |
| sillysica | RE: The Mystery of Love |
  Member Since: March 2005  RK: 2 MP: 186  | Monday February 13, 2006 12:37 AM Yet for such a complicated emotion it is so easy to see, simple to feel, and fast to be present in a relationship. Its funny isnt it? How love isnt really complicated but when one trieds to explain it, its unexplainable? Live for the day and if the day doesn't come, don't leave knowing there was something else you could have done. |
| Damien | RE: The Mystery of Love |
   Member Since: July 2002  RK: 16 MP: 10,266 | Monday February 13, 2006 12:21 PM That makes no sense. The theory of relativity is pretty complicated - but obviously present, simple see and feel. Complexity of a thing does not directly relate to our ability to intrinsically understand it, even if we cannot explain it. American by birth. Anti-Christ by choice. "My god has a bigger dick than your god." "Tolerance is the policy of those men who no longer believe in anything." |
| ingom | RE: The Mystery of Love |
| Member Since: January 2007  RK: 1 MP: 2 | Saturday January 20, 2007 2:16 PM I love to read and I have read some books that turned out to besappy love novels although purely by accident I assure you. However, I think the best incite into love that I have ever found was in Mitch Alboms Tuesday's With Morrie ( it was one of Morrie's aphorisms). "We must love each other or perish." I take this to mean that love is necessary for life, and I believe that because love creates acceptance and a sense of worth that it is neccessay for life In the same sociology class where I learned of Morrie we learned of different theories on how people come to be the way they are. I personally believe that a person learns behavior from their environment and those in it. This causes me to believe that a peson must love to be loved because we have to be taught somewhere. Right? |
| Unbeliever | RE: The Mystery of Love |
 Member Since: September 2005  RK: 9 MP: 2,514 | Saturday January 20, 2007 8:47 PM Man... I forgot about this thread. This was where I got my 100th point to get into the Membrum ranks. I remember because I wanted to be all deep and philosophical and stuff.  Anyway, I've been basically alone for right around two years now, and in that time I've really come to terms with what being alone entails. It's a really liberating thing, a sort of freedom that can't be realized in any sort of relationship. But, alas, all good things must come to an end.  And I just want to reiterate my belief that love is utterly spectacular. 2011 was way more apocalypsey than 2012. |
| Namiko | RE: The Mystery of Love |
 Member Since: January 2005 RK: 2 MP: 163 | Monday January 22, 2007 2:29 PM Love is the most difficult emotion to define. Unlike other emotions love is not easy to handle, emotions run and is hard to control. Also, there are too many levels to love, family love, love for a friend, a pet, material things, and love for a significant other. Who can control love in the end? No one, no one has a control over who they fall in love with or who falls in love with them. So, love is the most incredible feeling and yet very confusing but everyone has to learn to live with it.Ame-me, odeie-me, seu todo o mesmo a mim na extremidade. Eu gostaria se os povos fossem agradáveis a mim desde que eu sou agradável a eles. |
| teutonicknight | RE: The Mystery of Love |
 Member Since: May 2000  RK: 7 MP: 1,567  | Monday January 22, 2007 6:19 PM Love. What is love, but to be loved? Can you be loved without first giving love? Does one need love to give love? Ah, the conundrome of love.Possibly the most important part of it is to love yourself. That is something that I have to work on. If I went around claiming I was an emperor just because some moistened bint had lobbed a scimitar at me they'd put me away! Commander in the Glitterqueens and General of the mighty Puchuu army! Der Comicstein! |
| Novaximus | RE: The Mystery of Love |
   Member Since: June 2001  RK: 13 MP: 6,622 | Thursday January 25, 2007 11:33 AM Ergo Love is too general of a term. I define it as: having a strong attachment towards something. It's an emotion. Emotions are inborn behaviors; not a product of nurture or environment. In fact I'd say it's one of the few things that exist which can't actually be taught which is why individual morals vary depending on the person. [[Edited by Novaximus on Thursday January 25, 2007 11:34 AM]] ± Sometimes to become great one must become small ± |
| Darkesia | RE: The Mystery of Love |
| Member Since: March 2007 RK: 1 MP: 1 | Friday March 9, 2007 7:04 PM [Quoted]real love; which is a combination of friendship, loyalty and intellectual interest, with a side dish of wildy salty lust thrown in too keep things from becoming blandly Platonic.[/Quoted]The above is as close as anything could possible come to the love shared between long term mates, IMHO. And, as it turns out, I've got a bit of experience in the long term mates area. I couldn't even begin to try to describe the bond between a parent and child. It's the strongest force in the universe, well, in *my* universe. Edit: Hmmm Looks like I am unfamiliar with the code for this board. [[Edited by Darkesia on Friday March 9, 2007 7:05 PM]] |
| Lich_Nexus | RE: The Mystery of Love |
 Member Since: May 2000  RK: 14 MP: 7,037 | Friday March 9, 2007 7:12 PM It's more than that too, it's a bond of blood. I've felt instant love uupon first holding once of my nieces... can't be sure though as I'm no parent. I don't know for sure, but maybe you have to capatalize QUOTED... not sure, whoever the more common is to just highlight what you want to quote, and click the Quote Highlighted Text option under the previos text window. Pierced from below, souls of my trecherous past Betrayed by many, now ornaments dripping above The Classical Greeks were not influenced by the Classical Greeks! |
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