Topic: Why love hurts?? | |
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At some point we are so madly in love with each other, and suddenly every thing becomes a dream. we start fighting at smaller things, why we dnt sit back and listen to each other and try to understand each other.
it hurts a lot when i imagine my life without her. she was and she is the one i truly loved ever but why we are falling apart?? |
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The simple answer is that people change and grow, and the direction is never certain.
Nothing lasts forever. |
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The simple answer is that people change and grow, and the direction is never certain. Nothing lasts forever. I have to disagree with you a bit.. It can last forever if two people want it bad enough enough to take the time. To lay down the swords of anger and just stop To remember this is a person that they care about To stop and just listen to the other ones feelings. To love your partner as you want to be loved. To always remember to respect each other and their space. To let your partner fly and soar with the birds. To believe in each other and your commitment... just saying |
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The simple answer is that people change and grow, and the direction is never certain. Nothing lasts forever. I have to disagree with you a bit.. It can last forever if two people want it bad enough enough to take the time. To lay down the swords of anger and just stop To remember this is a person that they care about To stop and just listen to the other ones feelings. To love your partner as you want to be loved. To always remember to respect each other and their space. To let your partner fly and soar with the birds. To believe in each other and your commitment... just saying Where can I find a man like you......lol |
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The simple answer is that people change and grow, and the direction is never certain. Nothing lasts forever. I have to disagree with you a bit.. It can last forever if two people want it bad enough enough to take the time. To lay down the swords of anger and just stop To remember this is a person that they care about To stop and just listen to the other ones feelings. To love your partner as you want to be loved. To always remember to respect each other and their space. To let your partner fly and soar with the birds. To believe in each other and your commitment... just saying Where can I find a man like you......lol Well.... I am not sure and since I am sure Pancho would get a bit ticked if I decided to get a sex change at this late date.. I guess you are back to pervin profiles |
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Sitka, are you immortal?
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Sitka, are you immortal? No why??? |
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hold up OP pretty sure Nazareth knows the answer to this one...
hahaha now he has to go google who that might just be |
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Sitka, are you immortal? No why??? You said it could last 'forever'. |
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Sitka, are you immortal? No why??? You said it could last 'forever'. Oh Ok now I get it Well I do believe in Mortality.. does that count |
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The simple answer is that people change and grow, and the direction is never certain. Nothing lasts forever. I have to disagree with you a bit.. It can last forever if two people want it bad enough enough to take the time. To lay down the swords of anger and just stop To remember this is a person that they care about To stop and just listen to the other ones feelings. To love your partner as you want to be loved. To always remember to respect each other and their space. To let your partner fly and soar with the birds. To believe in each other and your commitment... just saying That was good. Really good, Ms. AK. |
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In another thread, TMommy had another good observation (I've looked for it but can't find the critter), the gist of which was, 'Just because we lock horns doesn't mean the sky is falling.'
Riffing on that thought just a bit, I'd add that sometimes we assume that our partners were cruel/inconsiderate/just plain wrong and that is exactly the time to step back, to rein in the horses for a second and ask them (or maybe, just yourself), 'Is this what you meant? Do I understand what just happened?' So much stuff blows up into deal-breaking drama over things that were misinterpreted. |
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I don't believe true love falls apart, it's not mutual that's all. One is using the other and the other doesn't know because they are feeling different. But if we are objective we can see one not loving the other is the cause of falling apart.
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I don't believe true love falls apart, it's not mutual that's all. One is using the other and the other doesn't know because they are feeling different. But if we are objective we can see one not loving the other is the cause of falling apart. This is so true & i agree 100% |
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If you think love hurts, try stepping on a lego. Now that hurts!
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In another thread, TMommy had another good observation (I've looked for it but can't find the critter), the gist of which was, 'Just because we lock horns doesn't mean the sky is falling.' Riffing on that thought just a bit, I'd add that sometimes we assume that our partners were cruel/inconsiderate/just plain wrong and that is exactly the time to step back, to rein in the horses for a second and ask them (or maybe, just yourself), 'Is this what you meant? Do I understand what just happened?' So much stuff blows up into deal-breaking drama over things that were misinterpreted. ain't nobody got time for that |
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It always hurts when you lose............... |
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because she took the Lincoln Navigator... and tryed to park it between two posts.. that were a little too close together.... because when I'm in the mood... she's not.. not because she's not in the mood.. it's just because I'm in the mood...
... because the gold Visa Card.. in her mind really has no limit.. ..lol |
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Sometimes the problem is, that you really weren't in love with each other, so much as you were in love with your idea of each other.
The little fights all come from each time that you realize in some small way that your "true love" isn't walking the path that you fantasize for them, and you try to push them back on to it, instead of adjusting your own to match who they really are. |
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