MiZz AdoRkAblE asked:
Im not asking the steps but like the ways to form love.
Im not asking the steps but like the ways to form love.
Tags: Love, Relationship
Redwriter asked:
I’ve heard many people say they left a relationship because they loved the person but were not in love with that person.
I’ve heard many people say they left a relationship because they loved the person but were not in love with that person.
Tags: Love, Relationship
shawny4me asked:
I love to dance, and I love beign with him. How can I get him to take lessons with me? I want hi mand only him to be my dance partner.
I give him everything . Don’t give ME that give and take bull****. I gave him my heart and soul and he cheated on me. This is his second and final chance in our relationship.
He said he would take them, but I can tell he really isn’t into it…heh…
I love to dance, and I love beign with him. How can I get him to take lessons with me? I want hi mand only him to be my dance partner.
I give him everything . Don’t give ME that give and take bull****. I gave him my heart and soul and he cheated on me. This is his second and final chance in our relationship.
He said he would take them, but I can tell he really isn’t into it…heh…
usagrrl asked:
We’re not at the point in our relationship yet but I have very strong feelings for him and possibly love him. I don’t want to scare him away by using the word love. So what could I say to describe my feelings?
We’re not at the point in our relationship yet but I have very strong feelings for him and possibly love him. I don’t want to scare him away by using the word love. So what could I say to describe my feelings?
MK1 asked:
Does anyone know the difference with how you feel and your behaviour in a relationship with someone between loving someone deeply and recognising all of their fantastic qualities and loving those qualities, and being in love with someone.
Does anyone know the difference with how you feel and your behaviour in a relationship with someone between loving someone deeply and recognising all of their fantastic qualities and loving those qualities, and being in love with someone.
What differences in behaviour can you see?
I really love my partner my but sometimes wonder if i am in love? I think that he is in love with me because of the way he behaves, though i am confused, any help would be great thanks
Chasey Lane asked:
Before people start calling me a stupid teen i’d just like to say i’m 21.
my ex…i loved him so so much. i knew that there was nothing greater i could feel for a person. for most of our relationship he was the best friend i’d ever had in my life. but he exhausted me emotionally, and i’ve found myself much happier without him.
Before people start calling me a stupid teen i’d just like to say i’m 21.
my ex…i loved him so so much. i knew that there was nothing greater i could feel for a person. for most of our relationship he was the best friend i’d ever had in my life. but he exhausted me emotionally, and i’ve found myself much happier without him.
he kept breaking up with me when things got too emotionally intense for him, then he’d come tearfully begging for me back. 3 times he did this. the 4th time he ended it, i said i wanted to end it too. we are no longer talking. and i’m happier. he broke my heart so many times i feel used to it by now…
and as time has passed i’ve realised in so many other ways how he’s just not the guy for me.
but many romantics of yahoo answers keep saying you only fall in love once and that i should go back to him (are you crazy?!)
i feel ready to date again already. but apparently i’m now hardened?!
DO you find love again? and is it better?
Hermes asked:
Ideologically, love will never last every moment of life, and there will be a time that love will go for a long vacation and there is no specific time for it returns. So, when love is not present, what is one thing that is strong enough to manage the relationship between the couple until love returns? What I could think of is a baby, shared possessions or financial saving and Psychotherapy. What is your best suggestion base on your experience and knowledge? Or what is one thing that you could suggest which is strong and powerful enough to keep a married couple together until the day when love return from its long vacation?
Ideologically, love will never last every moment of life, and there will be a time that love will go for a long vacation and there is no specific time for it returns. So, when love is not present, what is one thing that is strong enough to manage the relationship between the couple until love returns? What I could think of is a baby, shared possessions or financial saving and Psychotherapy. What is your best suggestion base on your experience and knowledge? Or what is one thing that you could suggest which is strong and powerful enough to keep a married couple together until the day when love return from its long vacation?
Daniel S asked:
I know this is a dumb question or is it. I am wondering if lust it what gets us into a relationship with the opposite sex then get mistaken for love. Are people who practice abstinence more inclined to develop real love. I got married so fast I am not sure anymore if I did it out of love or to fill a void of loneliness. Why should it be so hard to make a marriage work if the love despite our issues of codependency.
I know this is a dumb question or is it. I am wondering if lust it what gets us into a relationship with the opposite sex then get mistaken for love. Are people who practice abstinence more inclined to develop real love. I got married so fast I am not sure anymore if I did it out of love or to fill a void of loneliness. Why should it be so hard to make a marriage work if the love despite our issues of codependency.
Ellen Cruz asked:
I am trying to write a thrilling, quirky love story. It also has magic in it and a lot of friendships and things like that. The thing is, I want to make the main guy seem as realistic as possible and the relationship to not be so touchy feely as say, Twilight is. I want it also to be not so clingy. I know Twilight is a good book, and it sort of inspired me to kind of devise it, but there is so much more to it. I need it to be realistic. How do I do that?
I am trying to write a thrilling, quirky love story. It also has magic in it and a lot of friendships and things like that. The thing is, I want to make the main guy seem as realistic as possible and the relationship to not be so touchy feely as say, Twilight is. I want it also to be not so clingy. I know Twilight is a good book, and it sort of inspired me to kind of devise it, but there is so much more to it. I need it to be realistic. How do I do that?
blowinkisses asked:
You have your high school sweetheart, your 1st relationship, love, and lover. The two of you are together for 5 years and then it ends. Just when you think you will never fall in love again, you do and you stay with this person for 4yrs. It ends with that one as well but no hard feelings about either relationship and an opportunity comes for you to reconcile with both. How do you choose? i am in love with two people.
You have your high school sweetheart, your 1st relationship, love, and lover. The two of you are together for 5 years and then it ends. Just when you think you will never fall in love again, you do and you stay with this person for 4yrs. It ends with that one as well but no hard feelings about either relationship and an opportunity comes for you to reconcile with both. How do you choose? i am in love with two people.