love
Posted: Sun Oct 01, 2006 9:54 pm
I am very capable of giving and receiving love, I have stood the test of time. Are you capable?
Absolutely.
It's the only way to go :guitarist
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love
Posted: Mon Oct 02, 2006 1:38 am
love
Posted: Sat Oct 07, 2006 8:47 pm
I still regard it as a passing fancy, as It never lasts!
love
Posted: Sat Oct 07, 2006 9:22 pm
I have experienced the unconditional love of God and I have experienced the unconditional of a few good friends. I have yet to experience unconditional love from a man, perhaps because I have not given it to a man. Would like to tho.
love
Posted: Mon Oct 09, 2006 5:12 am
honeybee wrote: I am very capable of giving and receiving love, I have stood the test of time. Are you capable?
Absolutely, it's what makes the world go round!!
Each love is special and to be treasured - love for my husband is sometimes (!) conditional but the love for my daughter and my grandson is overwhelming at times and fulfilling.
To live a life without experiencing love must be the saddest and cruelest existance.
Absolutely, it's what makes the world go round!!
Each love is special and to be treasured - love for my husband is sometimes (!) conditional but the love for my daughter and my grandson is overwhelming at times and fulfilling.
To live a life without experiencing love must be the saddest and cruelest existance.
love
Posted: Mon Oct 09, 2006 5:46 am
Hamster wrote: I think there are many different types of love....The unconditional love for my children is very different to the "on-off" or "hot-cold" love for some of my family members.....
Exactly!
What is 'love'?
It means many different things to different people.
How do we know what we feel is the same as what someone else feels?
Is what I percieve to be blue, actually Pink to others? (they just call pink blue!)
Exactly!
What is 'love'?
It means many different things to different people.
How do we know what we feel is the same as what someone else feels?
Is what I percieve to be blue, actually Pink to others? (they just call pink blue!)
love
Posted: Mon Oct 09, 2006 6:05 am
Supersilly@rse wrote: Exactly!
What is 'love'?
It means many different things to different people.
How do we know what we feel is the same as what someone else feels?
Is what I percieve to be blue, actually Pink to others? (they just call pink blue!)
That's so true!
And it's so intangible and nebulous (I used that word for you, Jimbo ) that it's difficult to define it.
What is 'love'?
It means many different things to different people.
How do we know what we feel is the same as what someone else feels?
Is what I percieve to be blue, actually Pink to others? (they just call pink blue!)
That's so true!
And it's so intangible and nebulous (I used that word for you, Jimbo
) that it's difficult to define it.