How much pain would you endure for the one you love?
By tanniebabe78
@tanniebabe78 (2934)
United States
January 10, 2010 11:05pm CST
The general consensus is that if you love someone there shouldn't be any pain. I have had many relationships though and there is not a one of them that I haven't gone through some sort of pain. Whether it be physical, emotional or what have you. When trust is broken and pain happens can you fully heal from that and be truly happy? What if there was such exquisite happiness and a deep love that without that one thing, would be perfect? Is it worth throwing away everything or do you live with it and let it eat at you? Can the happiness outweigh that bit of pain?
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10 responses
@danialariff90 (28)
• Malaysia
11 Jan 10
but it's even painful if you're close to someone you love, but not close to his/her heart. that means, you have to let him/her go if you would love to see him/her happy, thus lessening our pain.
@tanniebabe78 (2934)
• United States
13 Jan 10
Oh no. I know I am in his heart as he is in mine. He has loved me for better than a year. And due to a previous relationship where I was abused it took me awhile to get around to even giving him a chance. But he waited for me and loved me enough to give me the time I needed.
@danialariff90 (28)
• Malaysia
13 Jan 10
well, everyone knows humans are not perfect, but what makes oneself perfect is other people surrounding, not just family but also friends and lover. and yeah, i bet he has come to make yourself perfect and beloved. that's nice of meeting him, someone who would wait for us even if there is small chance of being accepted. since you yourself have accepted him after heartbreaking love experience before, i wish you guys best of luck! experience does teach us something, not to stop but to keep trying and hoping for the best!...=)
@shonat85 (35)
• United States
11 Jan 10
The most important thing is when someone you love had broken your trust, you have to communicate that to them. Communication is key, yes when you are in love everyone like to think that it is all clouds and happy faces, but the truth is, it takes a lot of work. You will have to way the pros and cons for your relationship to see if it is worth you keeping, but if you do decide to stay, move on from the hurt by talking it out with our partner, b/c if not it will keep coming back and ruin your relationship. Can the happiness outweigh that bit of pain? I think the real question is should that bit of pain outweigh all of the happiness?
@tanniebabe78 (2934)
• United States
13 Jan 10
I marked yours as the best response because you are so right on with this. I will always stay. He is worth what I am going through. And when we get past this we will be stronger. And nothing can beat that.
@nrn2003 (661)
• United States
11 Jan 10
I have been in a longterm relationship for the last eight years, and i have been put through alot. Some has hurt and some has been great. the good times need to outway the bad times for sure. There is hurt in all relationships. People are different and that causes problems. If you love that person and want to work things out, make sure things change so that you are both happy all the time. Otherwise it isn't worth it.
@tanniebabe78 (2934)
• United States
13 Jan 10
The old saying that opposites attract is true. If you ever notice the ones that are the most different seem to make things work better than those that have so much in common. Its about wearing down the edges of difference and making the pieces fit right that is what makes the picture in the end beautiful and worthwhile. And you are right compromise must be reached. If there isn't good communication then it isn't going to work out. And it wouldn't be worth it.
@Godmother (476)
• Indonesia
11 Jan 10
It seems that you have been loving the wrong people, and expecting too much from them. It's not easy to love someone unconditionally, except if it's your children or parents. But the truth is, everything happened because of your decision. You are never forced to love a person, but you decide this on your own. So it's the getting to know each other before deciding to love him/her as the most important phase, and that takes time if you don't want to get hurt. Once you have decided, don't hope that they will change. You heal from your pain, when you understood why something happened, and you can honestly admit to yourself that part of it is your fault too. "It takes two to tango", right ? At least, this is my experience.
@tanniebabe78 (2934)
• United States
13 Jan 10
I expect love, faithfulness and honesty. How is that too much? I'm not asking him to change anything. Sometimes though change is introduced. And sometimes it has painful effects. Its not anything bad that either of us did within our relationship time frame, but it is far reaching and potentially lasting. And it will take some time to get used to. I have a pretty wonderful and adult relationship here. No matter what happens through the day we end each night in each others arms and just laugh, joke, talk about our problems (even the ones with each other) or make love. Its the most positive relationship I have ever had. And we wake up and start the day the same way. Holding each other and taking time out to let each other know that we matter to one another.
As for my fault in this... The only thing I am guilty of is falling in love with this man. And wishing that the problem didn't exist. But it does and we will deal with it together and lovingly. Its the hurdles we go through together that make us stronger. I figure if we can make it through this stuff, then we can make it through anything.
@Godmother (476)
• Indonesia
14 Jan 10
Then you're on the right track. I wish you all the strength and wisdom, and may your love lasts forever. Good luck.
@chikahdorah (269)
• Philippines
12 Jan 10
I could endure any pain for the one i love as long as he me too. I just want the pain to be all worth it.
Sometimes, when you really love someone, you don't have to count and weight the pain, you just have to keep on loving him until the goes away.
@tanniebabe78 (2934)
• United States
13 Jan 10
This is so very true! I have found in this relationship that if we talk things through at the end of the day and make sure that we know we love each other no matter what then the pain goes away. And the love that is left is stronger and more beautiful because of the rough patch. It is what makes a relationship grow.
@myramae19 (667)
• Philippines
11 Jan 10
in love there's always a pain..If we decide to love, then let's be ready to get hurt..
For me it's always emotional, but i have to endure, because i loved the person involves.
but it also depends on the situation,i believe that there's no perfect love in this world. Good luck to you.happy mylotting.
@tanniebabe78 (2934)
• United States
13 Jan 10
Oh there is. Perfect love I mean. Its the rest of the world that tends to make it imperfect. People stick their noses into things or something happens to dim it a little. But true love will prevail and remain strong. That is perfect love.
@Hatley (163776)
• Garden Grove, California
11 Jan 10
tanniebabe no real love is not painful nor does it cause p ain, lust maybe but not the kind of love where you want to be with the other person as long as you live, where you trust, and love and accept unconditionally.you will not hurt the other person as you love her or him, so both benefit, and become lovers and best friends, and get married not shAck up, not at all.real love does not hurt. read first corinthians for the real definition of love,it spells it out very clearly. it is good to go bye. as that is real love.
@tanniebabe78 (2934)
• United States
13 Jan 10
Its not about physical pain. Its about the pain of being emotionally involved with someone. Things are said and done either intentionally or not. It happens to everyone at one point or another. In my case stuff that happened before the relationship is having far reaching effects. Some of it is painful. But we have the most loving and best communicative relationship I have ever been in. And I am struggling a little bit with some of the dynamics that have been introduced. But overall I believe he is worth it.
@sender621 (14894)
• United States
11 Jan 10
It's hard to say how much pain must be endured for the one we love. The pain that consume us is not always physical. We put our hearts and souls on the line for the one we love. Consequences can be harsh but we face them as best we can. For the one i love, no amount of pain could take away from the feelings.
@tanniebabe78 (2934)
• United States
13 Jan 10
Oh I think you would believe differently depending upon the pain you are going through. Some things evolve because of misunderstandings or change happens that was unexpected. Other pain is sinister and can dramatically change feelings of love to ones of fear, anger and disillusionment. You have to be careful with that kind of thinking.
@subashmanchanda (26)
• India
11 Jan 10
Tanniebabe Ji,
Love is not without pain. One has to go through the sleepless nights when in the wait for the partner who is away for any reasons and no contact is there. But sighs in love are worth the pain taken because in the end lovers hope to be united after all. But if the lovers cheat then the pain becomes inbearable. But if someone cheats you, it is sometimes so much pain that you start mistrusting the whole world. After all everybody is selfish but even then we should go on for the search of the right friend and lover because as they say, "LOVE IS LIFE, LIFE IS LOVE."
@tanniebabe78 (2934)
• United States
13 Jan 10
That is downright poetic. Its not about being apart. We are forever close in heart and soul. Not to mention physically. lol. He's sleeping just 5 feet away from me as I am typing this.
And its not about cheating. I'm not even sure I fully know what it is about. lol.
@stand87 (664)
• Bulgaria
11 Jan 10
I can give everything for the person I love! I can take all the pain needed! But only if I see that it's the same thing for the other one. I can take care, give the attention needed, leave everything to be with this person . . . But only when the loved one will do same. I'm not interested in a person who prefers to go to a party than being with me. It's a team work, I think.
@tanniebabe78 (2934)
• United States
13 Jan 10
I think that everyone needs to have their own things that they do. If you cannot trust the one your with to go to a party without you, then whats the point? This is about the life before the relationship. And not all pain is worth it.