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| Topic: "I Thought I Was In Love, But.. | |
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Edited by
AGoodGuy1026
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Fri 02/05/10 08:16 AM
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curious (good thing I'm not a cat huh? lol) but isn't falling in love for the wrong reasons, still falling in love? Yes.. There are also levels of love.. You can love someone and not be "in love"... very true. I love my ex husband but not in love with him this means that you are "in love" with "being in love", not with the other person... sadly, this is why many relationships end - and why 75% of divorce these days is driven by women... *sigh*.... $.02 
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Ohhhh hell I think too many confuse love with lust they think they are in love with them when they rock their world in the bedroom
 to find out later that is the only thing they have going for them. What they thought was love was only lust............
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Ohhhh hell I think too many confuse love with lust they think they are in love with them when they rock their world in the bedroom to find out later that is the only thing they have going for them. What they thought was love was only lust............
EGGS - ACTLY!!!! |
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curious (good thing I'm not a cat huh? lol) but isn't falling in love for the wrong reasons, still falling in love? Yes.. There are also levels of love.. You can love someone and not be "in love"... very true. I love my ex husband but not in love with him this means that you are "in love" with "being in love", not with the other person... sadly, this is why many relationships end - and why 75% of divorce these days is driven by women... *sigh*.... $.02
I disagree... It means she'll never stop having feelings for him but she isn't in love with him anymore.. i.e. "Ex".... Love is an extremely confusing emotion... NO ONE can figure it out, anyone that "thinks" they know what's actually going on 100% is out of their mind... |
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She loves him just isnt in love with him
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I try not over analyze these things. I feel the way I feel and just because it didn't work out doesn't mean those feelings were wrong or not real. Who cares what you call it, as long as you learned something from it.
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