Love Never Dies

Started by FistOfThe North4 pages

Love Never Dies

If you think you've loved someone or something and you don't anymore it's because you never had love for him, her or it in he first place. It was just a deep liking that faded. True love for someone or something in actuality lasts. That's when you know it's genuine love.

My philosophy is that true love never dies.

I'm not sure I agree with that. I believe a person can have many true loves throughout their lives.

Well, I believe a person can have many loves, also. But of course, they will only have been true loves if the element itself lasts and doesn't fade as would a liking or an extreme liking of someone or something does.

Love never fades. And there is no such thing as falling out of love. It's really just falling out of interest or a deep liking.

The relationship may end, but the feelings might not.

Have to agree if you really love someone iy doesnt matter what they do you can change how you feel, though you can surpress the feelings.
As I was inlove with someone and still am in a way, I just cant act on them feelings

Love is You not the person you admire.

Re: Love Never Dies

Originally posted by FistOfThe North
If you think you've loved someone or something and you don't anymore it's because you never had love for him, her or it in he first place. It was just a deep liking that faded. True love for someone or something in actuality lasts. That's when you know it's genuine love.

My philosophy is that true love never dies.

I believe its possible for love to die; I've been divorced.

ugh this is somethink i can never understand, how poeple believe that love is some divine force. Love is an emotion, nothing more, when a person dyies the brain waves in their head stop and the emotian dies. Its something i'v always failed to see regretfully

I've been in love many times, yes feelings do change. You might still have some feeling but it is not the same KIND of feeling you had before...As for a TRUE love.....I'm not sure that is realistic, but just a phrase we all like to use.

"When someone breaks your heart you can still love them with all the little pieces"

Re: Re: Love Never Dies

Originally posted by Quiero Mota
I believe its possible for love to die; I've been divorced.

And that's because it wasn't love. It was some sort of special bond I'm sure, but it wasn't love. Love would've made sure you and your spouse pulled through in spite of the difficulties.

(immortal) Love is powerful.

Re: Re: Re: Love Never Dies

Originally posted by FistOfThe North
And that's because it wasn't love. It was some sort of special bond I'm sure, but it wasn't love. Love would've made sure you and your spouse pulled through in spite of the difficulties.

(immortal) Love is powerful.

I agree but it depends on you how strong you want the love to be.

"True Love" can only be expressed by loss of self.

However that said most people in love are doing it for selfish feelings and how it will make them feel, it's ironic🙂

If Love is born it can also die....just like Hate can die as well.

I know a person who was once intensely racist, now he is accepting of other people's differences.

People change, and it is beyond thier control. You can truly love someone, and that love can die over time....a long time, but it can die...is the point.

Love, I believe is giving without expecting back. When both can do that then it has a much better change of growing and working.

So basically you want to redefine love to mean "A very strong liking for another person (or object...or subject) that does not end until the death of the like-er"?

Okay, well, I could agree with that (that's not the actual meaning, but who cares), but why would you want that to be the case? Or is this just about a special case called "true love"? Also, would it be alright for the love to end with the disappearance of the like-ee?

Originally posted by debbiejo
I'm not sure I agree with that. I believe a person can have many true loves throughout their lives.

I agree. I believe each person has more than one true love. Not all to be met at once, but in certain situations with the previous one had faded.

How do you define the difference between "Love" and "Extreme liking"?

Originally posted by FistOfThe North
If you think you've loved someone or something and you don't anymore it's because you never had love for him, her or it in he first place. It was just a deep liking that faded. True love for someone or something in actuality lasts. That's when you know it's genuine love.

My philosophy is that true love never dies.

My philosophy is true love doesn't exist. There's no such thing as "(true) love". It's all in your mind.

something like true love can never exist until we dispose of emotions like lust, greed, hate, etc.