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Yeah, a healthy, happy sexual relationship. Or do you have a different definition of love? Do you have sex before falling in love or after? If it's before, that must have been why you went on the date. love does not equal a happy sexual relationship. nor does a happy sexual relationship equal love. i don't date but i can get sex just fine. |
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Yeah, a healthy, happy sexual relationship. Or do you have a different definition of love? Do you have sex before falling in love or after? If it's before, that must have been why you went on the date. love does not equal a happy sexual relationship. nor does a happy sexual relationship equal love. i don't date but i can get sex just fine. Right, right, and right.... |
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12 pages of horsechit TS my brother... Ya gots one foot in the grave and the other on a banana peel. Love is a happy sexual relationship? That's it that's all? So what you're saying is when you'll need to duct tape 2 Popsicle sticks to your penis to keep it up, you'll be worthless to your mate? It's almost like you're predicting your own future Mon! I didn't say that's all love is. Are you suggesting that love is NOT a healthy, happy, sexual relationship? Not at all!!! I'm suggesting that it may be something you are attaching the most importance to... That's yours and it's legit IMO. I just wonder what you and your sportcoat will do when you'll no longer be able to fully satisfy the tini-boppers. Comment? |
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Yeah, a healthy, happy sexual relationship. Or do you have a different definition of love? Do you have sex before falling in love or after? If it's before, that must have been why you went on the date. love does not equal a happy sexual relationship. nor does a happy sexual relationship equal love. i don't date but i can get sex just fine. So, love IS NOT a happy, healthy, sexual relationship? Am I understanding you correctly? A love relationship is NOT happy, NOT healthy and NOT sexual? Is this what you're saying? Are you really sure that's what you want to say? And if it is what you want to say, and love is not happy, healthy and sexual, what is it? |
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TexasScoundrel
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Fri 10/26/12 10:03 AM
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I'm suggesting that it may be something you are attaching the most importance to... That's yours and it's legit IMO. I just wonder what you and your sportcoat will do when you'll no longer be able to fully satisfy the tini-boppers. Comment? I'll remember the good ol days when I could. I'll fondly look back on fun filled life with many happy memories. |
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Yeah, a healthy, happy sexual relationship. Or do you have a different definition of love? Do you have sex before falling in love or after? If it's before, that must have been why you went on the date. love does not equal a happy sexual relationship. nor does a happy sexual relationship equal love. i don't date but i can get sex just fine. So, love IS NOT a happy, healthy, sexual relationship? Am I understanding you correctly? A love relationship is NOT happy, NOT healthy and NOT sexual? Is this what you're saying? Are you really sure that's what you want to say? And if it is what you want to say, and love is not happy, healthy and sexual, what is it? Read it again, she said love does not EQUAL a happy sexual relationship... She said a happy sexual relationship does not EQUAL love... EQUAL being the key word here.... |
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So, love IS NOT a happy, healthy, sexual relationship? Am I understanding you correctly? A love relationship is NOT happy, NOT healthy and NOT sexual? Is this what you're saying? Are you really sure that's what you want to say? And if it is what you want to say, and love is not happy, healthy and sexual, what is it? Read it again, she said love does not EQUAL a happy sexual relationship... She said a happy sexual relationship does not EQUAL love... EQUAL being the key word here.... not to mention there's a huge difference between a happy healthy sexual relationship and a happy, healthy, and sexual relationship. o.O |
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Read it again, she said love does not EQUAL a happy sexual relationship... She said a happy sexual relationship does not EQUAL love... EQUAL being the key word here.... From dictionary.com e·qual
noun, verb, e·qualed, e·qual·ing or ( especially British ) e·qualled, e·qual·ling. adjective 1. as great as; the same as (often followed by to or with ): The velocity of sound is not equal to that of light. 2. like or alike in quantity, degree, value, etc.; of the same rank, ability, merit, etc.: two students of equal brilliance. 3. evenly proportioned or balanced: an equal contest. 4. uniform in operation or effect: equal laws. 5. adequate or sufficient in quantity or degree: The supply is equal to the demand. Equal means the same as. |
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So, love IS NOT a happy, healthy, sexual relationship? Am I understanding you correctly? A love relationship is NOT happy, NOT healthy and NOT sexual? Is this what you're saying? Are you really sure that's what you want to say? And if it is what you want to say, and love is not happy, healthy and sexual, what is it? Read it again, she said love does not EQUAL a happy sexual relationship... She said a happy sexual relationship does not EQUAL love... EQUAL being the key word here.... not to mention there's a huge difference between a happy healthy sexual relationship and a happy, healthy, and sexual relationship. o.O Indeed... |
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Read it again, she said love does not EQUAL a happy sexual relationship... She said a happy sexual relationship does not EQUAL love... EQUAL being the key word here.... From dictionary.com e·qual
noun, verb, e·qualed, e·qual·ing or ( especially British ) e·qualled, e·qual·ling. adjective 1. as great as; the same as (often followed by to or with ): The velocity of sound is not equal to that of light. 2. like or alike in quantity, degree, value, etc.; of the same rank, ability, merit, etc.: two students of equal brilliance. 3. evenly proportioned or balanced: an equal contest. 4. uniform in operation or effect: equal laws. 5. adequate or sufficient in quantity or degree: The supply is equal to the demand. Equal means the same as. Yes, it certainly does Ollie... |
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So, love IS NOT a happy, healthy, sexual relationship? Am I understanding you correctly? A love relationship is NOT happy, NOT healthy and NOT sexual? Is this what you're saying? Are you really sure that's what you want to say? And if it is what you want to say, and love is not happy, healthy and sexual, what is it? Read it again, she said love does not EQUAL a happy sexual relationship... She said a happy sexual relationship does not EQUAL love... EQUAL being the key word here.... not to mention there's a huge difference between a happy healthy sexual relationship and a happy, healthy, and sexual relationship. o.O Indeed... Seriously |
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I didn't say a happy, healthy, sexual relationship encompassed all of what love is.
I said love is a happy, healthy, sexual relationship. If it is not, please explain why. |
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So, love IS NOT a happy, healthy, sexual relationship? Am I understanding you correctly? A love relationship is NOT happy, NOT healthy and NOT sexual? Is this what you're saying? Are you really sure that's what you want to say? And if it is what you want to say, and love is not happy, healthy and sexual, what is it? Read it again, she said love does not EQUAL a happy sexual relationship... She said a happy sexual relationship does not EQUAL love... EQUAL being the key word here.... not to mention there's a huge difference between a happy healthy sexual relationship and a happy, healthy, and sexual relationship. o.O Indeed... Seriously You betcha... |
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I didn't say a happy, healthy, sexual relationship encompassed all of what love is. I said love is a happy, healthy, sexual relationship. If it is not, please explain why. the problem with your wording is that it sounds like you're saying: one plus one is two. but wait! that's not all! |
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the problem with your wording is that it sounds like you're saying: one plus one is two. but wait! that's not all! So, you don't like my choice of words? Is that all? Would you prefer something more vague, but poetic? |
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are you trying to define love now?
this thread will never die if you try to do that. |
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torgo,
let's change the subject. |
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are you trying to define love now? this thread will never die if you try to do that. No. I have already defined love as a happy, healthy, sexual relationship. I'm asking you to clarify your definition. Not all happy, healthy, sexual relationships are love. But, I think it's safe to say all love relationships are happy, healthy, and sexual. It's like not all people are women, but all women are people. |
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i don't have a definition to share.
i do have this though! happy, healthy, sexual relationship = adjective, adjective, noun. happy, healthy, and sexual = adjective, adjective, adjective. |
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