Do you still believe in love?
@BigMoney25 (1286)
Philippines
January 18, 2016 9:39am CST
After all that I've been through I honestly have doubts whether love is true or not. I mean no matter how much effort you do if your current partner is not for you things will happen that will separate the two of you. I mean I know it is unfair sometimes but the difference is I am willing to give love another shot. I want love to prove to me that it exists in this world and that it is still possible. The world is different right now, people jumping in and out of relationships and almost not finding true happiness through relationships. There's just so many desires that people have and when they don't get what they want they are not patient enough and just move on to the next one. I don't quite get it. But I feel that there's someone out there for me so I am positive that I'll meet her someday.
What is your opinion about love?
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@LovingMyBabies (85288)
• Valdosta, Georgia
18 Jan 16
It took me a while to find love but when I stopped looking so hard for it i met my husband. We have been together 12 years, married for 11 years. Love is real, sometimes we just get in our own way of finding it. I'm sure you will find your soulmate at the perfect time.
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@BigMoney25 (1286)
• Philippines
18 Jan 16
Congratulations to you my friend I hope you're love for each other gets stronger each day that passes. It is so rare nowadays you know, and to have a 12 year relationship is a milestone in the world today you should celebrate it. People get divorce here and there and they don't get the love they deserve because of many things it's a crazy world right now. Good thing love is there to make things possible!
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@1hopefulman (45120)
• Canada
18 Jan 16
I have not been successful at it, but that doesn't mean it does not exist as I see some that find it and are happily in love.
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@arpita_onlinejob (508)
• India
19 Jan 16
Love is different at different stages of life. As a teenager even a like, a cuddle, a hug, a kiss is considered as love, as you mature it moves more towards care. After 11 years of marraige I have known that when you genuinely care for a person that love. You need not show every now and then but yes once a while is good. Being there when you are required the most is love. Love for husband, kids, parents and boils down to care.
@GopherDanny (814)
• Philippines
19 Jan 16
Love definitely exists. It has 4 types that I know of, the Agape - the unconditional love; Phileo - friendship, fondness; Eros - lustful love; and Storge - family love. The problem is, when we say we fall in love with a person we are attracted to, we forget to transfer Eros and Phileo love into the best kind of love which is Agape. Sure, at first things might be alright and fun, but if we dwell on Phileo love and Eros love alone, a relationship may not last if it is not converted to the Agape kind of love.
So basically, it all starts with 'falling in love', but as time goes by and as we get to know our partner better, it becomes a 'love in' or Agape kind of love that lasts for all eternity. Kudos~!
@benby128 (21)
• United Kingdom
21 Jan 16
love is great in fairytales in real life it doesn't exist, yes you can choose to spend your lifetime with someone but is it love
to me the closest you can get to love is someone who u would die for, the only people I truly love are my kids relationships imo aren't anywhere near that imo as they get less intense with time and priorities change would u jump in front of a bus to save ya wife or ya kids, to me kids win everytime
@spicymary (558)
• Romania
18 Jan 16
Love is certainly not an easy concept. Some people believe that love exists, others think that love is impossible. But from what I saw, everybody has a different definition of it. And most of the times, in discussions, I notice that when we talk about love, we understand different things.
I feel that there is no point in talking about love without first asking what we mean when we use the word.
Is it the feeling that you will die for somebody else, or a commitment that you will be nearby forever, or the idea that your children will be happy? Is it similarity or the attachment no matter how big are the differences?
And now somebody can answer that you will never know until you find it. But still... so many thinkers that approach the subject, not necessary philosophers, we can look also to the multitude of blogs that talk about love, give so various definitions, some of them in complete opposition.
@hiru84 (942)
• Malaysia
19 Jan 16
I don't know about others, but I think love is true. All people have many hopes about love. Love makes all hard hearts gentle, but you know Where there is no trust, there is no love.