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 Is love "never having to say your sorry"?
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love is saying you're sorry and meaning it
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I used to have this as the headline for my profile:
"Love means never having to say you're on a dating site." |
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Is love "never having to say your sorry"?
No, love is actually being sorry. |
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NO. Love is knowing when to say youre sorry and truly meaning it.
JMO |
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love is saying you're sorry and meaning it
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I used to have this as the headline for my profile: "Love means never having to say you're on a dating site."  good one Lex
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Is love "never having to say your sorry"?
No, love is actually being sorry. How is that?
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NO. Love is knowing when to say youre sorry and truly meaning it. JMO possibly
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Is love "never having to say your sorry"?
No, love is actually being sorry. How is that?
I mean truely being remorseful when you do something wrong, not just saying "I'm sorry" and doing the same thing again and again. |
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Is love "never having to say your sorry"?
No, love is actually being sorry. How is that?
I mean truely being remorseful when you do something wrong, not just saying "I'm sorry" and doing the same thing again and again.  okay, I understand now
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No love is knowing when to say your sorry and sometimes saying sorry for no reason at all.
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awwwwwwwwww thats cute
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Is love "never having to say your sorry"?
Love is partly an accumulation of regrets, of healing wounds, and of understanding that sometimes "I'm sorry" just won't cut it. We brave the injuries with confidence, trusting in the trueness and sufficiency of love to mend all pains. Sometimes, in realizing the true nature or character of our spouse, we discover differences that cannot and should not be changed, and we can welcome the pains that result from those differences. Endearment comes to those willing to hold the crown of thorns closely, not relishing the pain but simply holding them close. Such endearment is a choice of the heart, made by the devoted person, and the object of their affection is both humbled and made bigger by that love. In that instance, saying "I'm sorry that how I am causes us pain" could be inappropriate, for the correct response would be, "I love how you love me." |
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Is love "never having to say your sorry"?
Love is partly an accumulation of regrets, of healing wounds, and of understanding that sometimes "I'm sorry" just won't cut it. We brave the injuries with confidence, trusting in the trueness and sufficiency of love to mend all pains. Sometimes, in realizing the true nature or character of our spouse, we discover differences that cannot and should not be changed, and we can welcome the pains that result from those differences. Endearment comes to those willing to hold the crown of thorns closely, not relishing the pain but simply holding them close. Such endearment is a choice of the heart, made by the devoted person, and the object of their affection is both humbled and made bigger by that love. In that instance, saying "I'm sorry that how I am causes us pain" could be inappropriate, for the correct response would be, "I love how you love me."  excellent answer
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Is love "never having to say your sorry"?
Love is partly an accumulation of regrets, of healing wounds, and of understanding that sometimes "I'm sorry" just won't cut it. We brave the injuries with confidence, trusting in the trueness and sufficiency of love to mend all pains. Sometimes, in realizing the true nature or character of our spouse, we discover differences that cannot and should not be changed, and we can welcome the pains that result from those differences. Endearment comes to those willing to hold the crown of thorns closely, not relishing the pain but simply holding them close. Such endearment is a choice of the heart, made by the devoted person, and the object of their affection is both humbled and made bigger by that love. In that instance, saying "I'm sorry that how I am causes us pain" could be inappropriate, for the correct response would be, "I love how you love me." good insight, and an inspiring point of view. |
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Is love "never having to say your sorry"?
saying sorry, meaning it, saying sorry meaning it, saying sorry meaning it, saying sorry meaning it....... |
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Is love "never having to say your sorry"?
Love is partly an accumulation of regrets, of healing wounds, and of understanding that sometimes "I'm sorry" just won't cut it. We brave the injuries with confidence, trusting in the trueness and sufficiency of love to mend all pains. Sometimes, in realizing the true nature or character of our spouse, we discover differences that cannot and should not be changed, and we can welcome the pains that result from those differences. Endearment comes to those willing to hold the crown of thorns closely, not relishing the pain but simply holding them close. Such endearment is a choice of the heart, made by the devoted person, and the object of their affection is both humbled and made bigger by that love. In that instance, saying "I'm sorry that how I am causes us pain" could be inappropriate, for the correct response would be, "I love how you love me." good insight, and an inspiring point of view. I agree
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