Do you ever did something stupid because you love him/her?

hi, leha1512.. i think i ever do something stupid because of her..that time got one guy want to chasing her. but when i know it then i go find that guy and have a fight with that guy...when finish fight my spec broken and my eye also beat by that guy ..but at last she follow that guy also..

i ate grass.

Being inlove is the most wonderful and most painful thing one person can ever experienced. I am so much inlove with my bf who is now my ex. When we were still together I did many stupid and crazy things. All my values are lost and I ate all my pride. Just to make him feel all the love inside me for him. I did all the things that I never did before all I ever wanted is to make him happy. I lost myself forgot to love myself. I dont have any regrets after all because I've learned many things.

I have come to the realization that there is no one out there for me and that,I shouldn't even bother any more.Love doesn't exist for me.There too many men out there that confused with it.

i left my first bf for him in the end i lost him also,

yes you tend to act funny on all the anniv,b'day etc with your spouse.but she can make out and say how stupid i am and no matter what i did on that day she said i was stupid.she never agreed with me.

stupid things? let me see. one day, we had a quarrel and he said he had never loved me, then I went out for dancing in a dancing bar, then i drunk too much. he gave me some calls, but i didn't hear them. Then he called all my friends, then he knew i was in a dancing bar alone, he hurried to get the bar. frankly, if he couldnt' get there in time, then i was very dangerous.

Yes I have done some stupid things for the ideal of love. The biggest mistake was getting married to on old friend. I thought I knew this person, and in a way I did. I had witnessed her previous failed relationships and knew that she was no only an exciting and intelligent person, but she was somewhat wild and demanding. An emotional rollercoaster ride of loss compounded upon loss, debt, illness and depression, till I realised how detrimental to the both of us this relationship had become. It spiralled down rapiding over the next few months until during a phone conversation where yet again I was been mispercived and she was showing a complete misunderstanding for the reason for my absence from her family over the Christmas celebrations, I exploded and told her a few home truths about her perception of me, who she thought I was and a few of the perceptions I had of her. That was that. 13 years of marriage and a 25 year friendship washed away in an avalanche of emotion.