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| Topic: Which makes for a better relationship? | |
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Passion or dedication? Why?
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Dedication. Passion dies easier.
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dedicated passion.
Passionate dedication. all of the above!!! |
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Passionately dedicated or it's a no go.
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Dedication.
True dedication would have passion in my opinion anyway. |
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Passion or dedication? Why? I think they go hand and hand in a relationship. If you have one, how can you not have the other? |
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I think passion is more important, as without passion, you'll never get to the point of needing dedication.
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Passion can be fleeting.
Dedication *should* be enduring. |
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Passion or dedication? Why? I think they go hand and hand in a relationship. If you have one, how can you not have the other? You can definitely have passion without dedication. And I'm betting you can be dedicated, but have lost the passion. |
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Passion. You can be dedicated to someone, but not be happy. I know a few people in that exact situation, just existing together because not wanting to hurt the other person.
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Passion or dedication? Why? I think they go hand and hand in a relationship. If you have one, how can you not have the other? You can definitely have passion without dedication. And I'm betting you can be dedicated, but have lost the passion. Good point... |
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I would think if you were truly dedicated though, increasing the passion in a relationship would be important if you felt it was lacking.
The triumph of hope over experience on my part I suppose. |
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I would think if you were truly dedicated though, increasing the passion in a relationship would be important if you felt it was lacking. The triumph of hope over experience on my part I suppose. You would think. Still, though, you're not going to get to the dedication part without passion to begin with. So, that's why I feel it's more important. |
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Still, though, you're not going to get to the dedication part without passion to begin with. So, that's why I feel it's more important. I totally agree with that assessment when it comes to the beginnings of a budding relationship. What I am considering though by the question, is those who are already in defined relationships, whether it be 6 months, 5 years, or 20 years. Where you hear the common "there is no more fire/passion/spark in our love life anymore". A truly dedicated couple should be able to explore that, and discover a way to reignite that passion. So yeah, passion is of the most importance in the beginning, but becomes tempered and stronger with time through dedication. |
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i beleave you can have both as long as you both trust and care and never loose sight of wht made you fall in love with each other
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Edited by
singmesweet
on
Thu 03/29/12 05:44 PM
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There can be a lot of passion without love, though. You're not going to be in love in the beginning. It may be what gets you to the point of falling in love, though.
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Dedication. Passion dies easier. I agree. Although I think I can have both. But, ultimately, when the **** hits the fan, it's dedication you need. |
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Dedication. Passion dies easier. I agree. Although I think I can have both. But, ultimately, when the **** hits the fan, it's dedication you need. You CAN have both, but eventually the passion fades and that's when the dedication got be there to bring it back. |
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Dedication. Passion dies easier. I agree. Although I think I can have both. But, ultimately, when the **** hits the fan, it's dedication you need. You CAN have both, but eventually the passion fades and that's when the dedication got be there to bring it back. I completely agree. |
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