everything matters when it comes to love.

everything matters when it comes to love.

It does if it does.

Seriously.

Many people ask questions in the general nature of whether or not this or that SHOULD affect whether someone loves another or not.

I have concluded after careful consideration that too much of the time, the reason the person asks, or calls for people to "overlook" or "overcome" some limitation that they may have in their likes and dislikes, is that they want to FORCE someone else or REQUIRE them to give love which they do not actually feel.

Do you really want to take away another person's right to feel whatever they do or don't feel?

So to me, this is no different than asking if Astrology matters in love. My answer to that as well is, that if it matters TO YOU, then it matters. If it doesn't, then it doesn't. Whether or not it SHOULD matter, isn't up to others to dictate.


[/quote) well 2 me colour, distance ect doesn't matters when you truly say you love someone you know

Do I know this girl or is she just some stranger sitting in a puddle of (maybe her own?) pee on the bus just staring at me and the invisible beings floating around my head?

Do I know this girl or is she just some stranger sitting in a puddle of (maybe her own?) pee on the bus just staring at me and the invisible beings floating around my head?

Do I know this girl or is she just some stranger sitting in a puddle of (maybe her own?) pee on the bus just staring at me and the invisible beings floating around my head?

A man walks into a bar and says to the barman, "Line me up ten whiskeys."


So the barman lines them up and the man gulps them down one after another.


"Jeez!" says the barman. "What are you celebrating then?"


"My first blow job," replies the man.


"Oh well," says the barman, "for that, I'll buy you one myself."


"No thanks," says the man. "If ten don't get rid of the taste, another one won't help!"

Really just takes time is all.
Nothing good is built in a day or even a week

You can be friends with everyone

Welcome to Mingle2!!!

hey

ya love that,,lol
PS I learned how to use it when i was 14,,,lol

First you have to really know what true love is. The ones who have had it has to find someone else who had it. The odds are against us. But Im not giving up on it.

Sure, you can still buy it.

tru dat
Still don't get you right! You said your daughter in law used (love) for your grandson says they do wonders??

and my daughter in law uses them for my grandson
says they do wonders

"luv" is an advertising word, used to refer to diapers.
[/quote) lol you mean love is and advertising word?

Easter was intentionally put in for Passover. 29 times is Pasha (translated Passover the NT 28 times. only one time is it translated Easter. so yes Traditions of men because the religious leaders are the ones who changed it to Easter. Man not Yahweh. That does make it a Tradition of men who hold men Higher than Yahweh's commandments.
[/quoteEaster, or Resurrection
Day, is the most sacred
day of the year for
Christians. It is even
more important than
Christmas. Unlike
Christmas, the death and
resurrection of Isa Al-
Masih is historically
dated. We know this
based on the Jewish
Passover celebration
which has been celebrated
for thousands of years.
Understanding
Easter through the
Jewish Passover
Passover celebrates
Israel’s exodus from
Egypt. God delivered
Israel from Egyptian
slavery. On the night
before the exodus, God
sent the angel of death to
kill the firstborn child of
everyone who lived in
Egypt.
But God told the Israelites
that each family must
sacrifice a lamb. They
placed the lamb’s blood
on the door posts of the
house. When the angel of
death saw the blood, the
household was spared.
Death and judgment
passed over the house
due to the blood of the
sacrificed lamb.
God told the Israelites to
celebrate the Feast of
Passover every year.
Passover was a reminder
of what God had done in
the past and what God
was going to do in the
future. The Passover lamb
symbolized the need for a
sacrifice to protect the
people from death. It
was given as a sign of an
event that would happen
later in time.

I am Christian but I don't celebrate these holidays as religious holidays. I was taught and still believe to celebrate every day. I get what was said. These holidays are days designated by the Roman church to push out pagan holidays. If others celebrate them as Christian, pagan, etc holidays...I support that. I just celebrate them as tradition, family and for the kids...those are fun
[/quoteMany people are wondering what Easter actually
means, as the true meaning of Easter has been
lost. What I can tell you is it isn't about cute little
fluffy chickens, nor does it have anything to do
with Easter bunnies. It isn't even about Easter
eggs. Although an egg can represent 'new life'
because new life hatches from the egg, and Jesus
was resurrected on the third day - giving us new
life in Him. But just like Christmas, the real
meaning has been forgotten. For those of us who
are Christians, we understand what Easter is all
about. But for those who haven't experienced this
'new life' in Jesus, I want to share with you the
Easter story.
In Old Testament times, the priest would bring
bulls, goats or a spotless lamb without any
blemishes to be sacrificed as a sin offering for
himself and for the people. The blood would purify
and make atonement (forgive, make amends) for
their sins. This was the old order of atonement.
When Jesus came, He was a representation of the
sacrificial lamb to take away the sins of the
world. He was the final sacrifice. We no longer
have to sacrifice animals to make atonement for
our sins. Jesus has done this once and for all.
It's His blood that cleanses us from all sin. He
was crucified on the cross (the form of execution
in those days). The sin of the world was upon
Him, yet He was without sin and blameless. He
bore it all. This is why Jesus is referred to as the
'Lamb of God'. He was bodily resurrected (came
back to life) on the third day. He appeared to
many - eating and drinking with them. He
appeared to them for 40 days, then ascended
(went up to) Heaven. Acts 1: 1-11