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![]() ![]() infatuation mixed with lust |
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![]() ![]() It can be both things, but readiness is the key. Readiness to succeed, or to fail, determines a lot about the quality of the relationship. I was infatuated, last year, and the relationship had to end. The end was clean and quick, but I was not crushed. Bruised, but not crippled. Knowing that I can handle a bad fall is a big factor in being confident to take risks. |
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![]() ![]() It can be both things, but readiness is the key. Readiness to succeed, or to fail, determines a lot about the quality of the relationship. I was infatuated, last year, and the relationship had to end. The end was clean and quick, but I was not crushed. Bruised, but not crippled. Knowing that I can handle a bad fall is a big factor in being confident to take risks. |
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![]() ![]() Falling fast is infatuation. Love takes time to grow. Infatuation is Hot. Genuine love is often Lukewarm but lasting. Even so, the only Love that lasts forever is spiritual love. Genuine love can fade as we grow and change. I'm told that is not a bad thing....and to learn to be okay with that. Still can't seem to wrap my head around that concept. |
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![]() ![]() I've learned to question those who fall too fast for me. It's happened a lot and has now become a definite red flag. ![]() |
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![]() ![]() Falling fast is infatuation. Love takes time to grow. Infatuation is Hot. Genuine love is often Lukewarm but lasting. Even so, the only Love that lasts forever is spiritual love. Genuine love can fade as we grow and change. I'm told that is not a bad thing....and to learn to be okay with that. Still can't seem to wrap my head around that concept. That is truly a head-kicker of a concept. I can understand the heat cooling off, but the failure of love (and most of all respect) frightens me to think that it might be so. |
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My first tendency is to hang on for dear life...
Maybe it is the uncertainty of 'what it is' that makes me hang on like that - I don't want to be hurt. The flip side is that the feeling of infatuation is delicious - I am currently enjoying a bit of that, even though I'm still hanging on by my fingertips. It won't take much to push me off the ledge, but I'd like to know he'd at least catch me and set me down rather than let me hit the ground bruised or broken. Time will tell. |
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![]() ![]() Falling fast is infatuation. Love takes time to grow. Infatuation is Hot. Genuine love is often Lukewarm but lasting. Even so, the only Love that lasts forever is spiritual love. Genuine love can fade as we grow and change. I'm told that is not a bad thing....and to learn to be okay with that. Still can't seem to wrap my head around that concept. Like what you had to say here ((((((angel)))))) ![]() The problem lies with not being able to accept it. ![]() ![]() Having been in a relatively long term relationship (24+ years) where my partner died, I've looked back and realized, "lukewarm" is equivenlant to "warm and fuzzy". Don't think you can find that "at first site" But whadda I know?!?!?!? ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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![]() ![]() Falling fast is infatuation. Love takes time to grow. Infatuation is Hot. Genuine love is often Lukewarm but lasting. Even so, the only Love that lasts forever is spiritual love. Genuine love can fade as we grow and change. I'm told that is not a bad thing....and to learn to be okay with that. Still can't seem to wrap my head around that concept. That is truly a head-kicker of a concept. I can understand the heat cooling off, but the failure of love (and most of all respect) frightens me to think that it might be so. No, you see, it is not seen as a "failure" or a loss of respect if done "right" - given and received, lived with nothing to regret. Its part of the journey. |
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![]() ![]() Falling fast is infatuation. Love takes time to grow. Infatuation is Hot. Genuine love is often Lukewarm but lasting. Even so, the only Love that lasts forever is spiritual love. Genuine love can fade as we grow and change. I'm told that is not a bad thing....and to learn to be okay with that. Still can't seem to wrap my head around that concept. Like what you had to say here ((((((angel)))))) ![]() The problem lies with not being able to accept it. ![]() ![]() Having been in a relatively long term relationship (24+ years) where my partner died, I've looked back and realized, "lukewarm" is equivenlant to "warm and fuzzy". Don't think you can find that "at first site" But whadda I know?!?!?!? ![]() ![]() ![]() ((((peekinin)))) I agree with that. Love, or the intensity fades some. It changes to a different kind of love. I think some of us can attest to that who have become friends with former life mates and loves years later. The quality of that "love" is different. We do change. Our love changes over time. No, it doesn't always fade. Sometimes, it grows stronger or remains constant. It depends on us and our life experiences. There is nothing wrong with "warm and fuzzy". Nothing at all. But, its not so hard to keep that lil spark going. Not really. |
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LUST
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![]() ![]() admiration I guess... ![]() |
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![]() ![]() infatuation mixed with lust infatulust? ![]() |
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![]() ![]() infatuation mixed with lust infatulust? ![]() Ding! Ding! Ding! We have the winning answer! ![]() |
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Don't fall fast anymore.
I get very very interested however. |
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![]() ![]() You mean, you don't love me, you just lust after me? |
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Infatuation, you can't love what you don't know. ![]() I agree with her |
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![]() ![]() You mean, you don't love me, you just lust after me? ![]() |
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![]() ![]() It can be a slippery floor. ![]() |
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![]() Infatuation, you can't love what you don't know. ![]() I agree with her ![]() ![]() |
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