The phenomenon of falling in love
By najibdina29
@najibdina29 (1309)
Indonesia
September 7, 2011 1:41am CST
Everyone is entitled to 'fall' in love, however, each person will receive and accept love with a different quality. Love, like what we leave to our loved ones? whether love is like what we receive from people who claim to love us?
Falling in love, is this purely a process which refers to feeling alone? Alternatively, there is logic to be sharpened? Many of us think, fall in love with an incident in which someone can no longer think logically.
So if love is blind? how your views about the phenomenon of falling in love?.
2 responses
@gengeni (3308)
• Indonesia
24 Sep 11
Many people say, love is so hard to guess. He was like a bird who danced around us, flapping their wings colorful, enchanting and exciting our hearts to him. When we so want love in the clutch, he flew away. But when we do not expect, love comes without being invited. We also could not force love as we please. Indeed, love is a phenomenon of the liver are difficult to understand.
Actually we do not have racked my brain too hard to understand love, even the harder we think about love, the more tired are we. Love is to be felt, not thought out. Rest assured that we want love to come at the right moment. But that does not mean we just sit waiting for love.
Open your heart, then Will it find its own way ....
@saparidiki64 (594)
• Indonesia
7 Sep 11
All that can be answered by ourselves. I'll also tell the difference if we live it. So it's not just a theory you know.
