Where is Real passionate Love?
@Candybee (14)
South Africa
January 5, 2025 8:33pm CST
For me passion is to be open minded to possibilities or interesting parts your partner or you brings to a relationship, I love when we as a couple learn from each other in sharing our experiences and bringing new ideas to the table,laughing at the same time not always serious but enjoying each other's time as if the world is ending tomorrow.
These days couples don't cherish one another instead,there's so much disrespect including physical and emotional abuse between them.I'm happy to say (I love to love) because when you have that VAVAVUM it shines your whole body vibrates in a way you can't understand,yes I have been hurt before,the love of my life cheated got married then he came back with marital problems I chased him away like a chicken that's Karma for him with a Big K.
You share your whole love to a person that ends up destroying your spirit but in the end that spirit gets stronger and stronger each day till you learn to open your heart in loving again especially selflove.Any similar stories?
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@Candybee (14)
• South Africa
8 Jan
Good morning, thank you happy to be here and hope I will enjoy communicating with new people make friends including you, it's very important to practice selflove mind opening
@celticeagle (169290)
• Boise, Idaho
9 Jan
I agree about the disrespect in relationships now days. But I feel that passion is an extreme level of feelings. I guess because I am a Scorpio and very passionate myself. Women need to demand respect from their partners but, must also give it.
@Manasha (2836)
• Pondicherry, India
6 Jan
It’s beautiful how you’ve reflected on love as being open-minded, learning, and growing together with a partner, while also cherishing the moments you share. It’s true—relationships should be about mutual respect, laughter, and understanding, but sadly, not all relationships are built on that foundation.
Your story about being hurt, yet coming out stronger, resonates deeply. It’s hard to experience betrayal and heartbreak, but the way you’ve embraced healing and self-love shows incredible strength. Sometimes, the pain can transform us, teaching us to love ourselves even more and to recognize our worth.
I think many people have similar stories—of being hurt, learning from the experience, and eventually rediscovering the ability to love again, even if it starts with loving ourselves first. The journey isn’t easy, but as you said, it makes us stronger.
Your story is a reminder that love, though painful at times, is still a powerful force. Keep shining that "VAVAVUM" because it’s clear you’ve learned to embrace it for yourself!
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