(12-16-2009, 04:29 PM)DAMINK™ Wrote: [ -> ]Love is a passing emotion like hate and spite and all the rest.
From my experience i find love can come and go in a heartbeat.
Really? because it took me a while before i was sure i loved my girlfriend. And if we broke up right now, i think i would still feel some amount of love for her. Really no matter what she did.
(12-16-2009, 04:31 PM)ktmrider530 Wrote: [ -> ]Really? because it took me a while before i was sure i loved my girlfriend. And if we broke up right now, i think i would still feel some amount of love for her. Really no matter what she did.
Thats a decent thing to say and she is a lucky girl.
Most find spite gets priority over love when breakups occur.
(12-16-2009, 04:31 PM)ktmrider530 Wrote: [ -> ]Really? because it took me a while before i was sure i loved my girlfriend. And if we broke up right now, i think i would still feel some amount of love for her. Really no matter what she did.
Yes, and this is the real kind of love. What I call "unconditional" love. That is truly awesome brother.
Lol thought I fell that love before, was I sadly mistaken.
(12-16-2009, 06:23 PM)Socrates Wrote: [ -> ]Lol thought I fell that love before, was I sadly mistaken.
Easy mistake sir; don't give up on it. It's it's still out there.
(12-16-2009, 06:04 PM)Аноним Интерфейс Wrote: [ -> ]Yes, and this is the real kind of love. What I call "unconditional" love. That is truly awesome brother.
I'm happy about it. lol
I believe there is not real love. Why, well because you may say you love someone, but if they leave and you never hear from they again your gona forget about them and than "fall in love" with someone else.
The word "love" is being used to much for stupid stuff and i think it has truly lost its meaning.
True love only exists in movies and dreams.
Also most people are looking for cheep thrills anyway, so its really a lost cause.
Love exists, but not in the way you think it does. Emotions are holographiclly imprinted chemicals in a sense. There is a part of the brain (can't spell it) that is constantly assembling certain chemicals that match certain emotions that we experience. These are called peptides, they are small chained amino acid sequences. Then we assemble the peptides into what are known as neuropeptides or neurohormones that match the emotional states that we experience every day. As soon as something triggers an emotional state, the peptide sequences for the specific emotion are released into the blood stream where they make their way to different parts of the body. Each of your cells have receptors on the outside. When a peptide docks onto a cells receptor it sends a signal to the cell to change what it is doing in some way. The peptides attach to all these cells in different parts of the body, hence, emotions. I learned all this and more
here.
Not only does love exist but it's a drug.
Those who don't have it want it.
Those that have it are content.
Once you have it you can never get enough.
When you lose it you become very sad.
And it makes you do things you wouldn't normally do.
A lot of teenagers say they love, because they think they love, when they only really like. Older people, who experience life more and dating different people tend to feel love more. I think love exists, just not in most teenagers.