Do you place limits?

How do you know when you have reached them?

Do you know what unconditional love is? Have you felt it?

What to you defines a soul mate? A life partner?

What is your definition of true love?

Love at first sight?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oOT2-OTebx0

Damn you ask alot of questions...........

K...I just got dizzy thinking about all that

I have only felt unconditional love for my child.

Sadly I have not met anyone else worthy....not to say that person doesn't exsist!!

A soul mate to me would be my best friend. Someone who doesnt judge. Someone capable of loving someone more then themselves.

I dont believe in love at first sight, since personality/character are more important then looks

It's what I do, dear... You should know that...

No

There is no limit....

I know what it is have felt it...

Soul Mate to me is one you connect with and I feel we have more then one soul mate just some don't seem to stick around...

True Love is when you can learn to give all and live in the moment...

Hell ya I believe in love in first sight have been there and had it happen.......just that some fall out of love later....

I don't believe in love at first sight, but I do believe in craving to love someone so badly, that when you first see someone that takes your breath away, it is easy to be confused by the sudden urge to release your love to that person.

Don't get me wrong, if the person is receptive to the other's desire, then I would be inclined to say that it was love at first sight.

True love has no limits.

But would you be confusing lust with love?

unconditional love is that which wants great things for others, I have felt it for family and friends and lovers and neighbors,,, as a Christian


I dont place limits on love, but I do place limits on what treatment I will accept from others

I can love from a distance,,,,,,

Not at all. I know what love is, and I know what lust is. Some men may get the two confused, but I am fully aware of the difference.

There is nothing wrong with craving the physical love from another person. We are human after all. The feeling I have when I crave to love a woman is much more about the heart and soul than it is about the physical aspect of it.

(1) No,

(2) I would think if there is a limit, it will catch up to you.

(3) to me it's tough love.

(4)Someone that is honest with themselves and the life they live.

(5) I'm still waiting for that one.

(6)Don't believe in it.

1) I have tried to place limits, but they always seem to interfere with the growth of a relationship. At best, limits are good for testing the strength and commitment, but should be removed once your requirements are met.

2) Only you can answer that question. Are your limits hard or soft? How do you define them? Each person has different standards, so this question is relative to individual point of view.

3) Unconditional love is best left for family and those closest to you. Love comes in different forms. Outside of my family, only my friends who have proven themselves over the test of time - those I've known longest and been through the most with - have received my unconditional love. A spouse, partner, or mate can fall into this category if the relationship lasts long enough.

4) For me, a soulmate is a person who I connect with on so many levels that I know they will be with me through the best and the worst for the rest of my life. Some people I can just tell that about. As one friend taught me, judge people by their soul or spirit....by who they are rather. That is usually how I can tell. Right now, I have at least three friends that are soulmates, but they are just friends and always will be.
A life partner is another level of the same thing. It is someone that clicks with you so well on so many levels that you will always be with him/her. Someone who, like yourself, will do everything they can to keep your relationship strong because of common values. There can be only one at a time, and sometimes only one per lifetime. A second is found only after the first has passed on into the afterlife.

5) See life partner and unconditional love. When both co-exist, that is true love.

6) The rarest form of true love, and often mistaken. The "soul sight" is the only way I can even see this happening. It's not about material things or appearances. It's about what is inside someone - what constitutes his/her whole being. If you can't recognize that, it probably is something other than love at first sight.

IMHO

She's a narcotics agent!

Anyway, not really going to answer any of the questions. Just wanted to say, hi Hasidic.

Hello, my dearest Fear... Long time no see, eh? I've been in hiding again...

How have you been?

I am kind of curious to know if ANYONE has seen the link I posted in conjunction to my questions. You know... To see why I even asked?

Stop telling people my secret identity... You will blow my cover!

Yes, I place limits on my love, the type of love I give, and what I will accept.


It depends on the person and/or other factors.


Yes, I have felt, feel, given, and give undonditonal love.


We define our own soulmate, which is our life partner.


True love is everlasting, unconditional, but not blind.


= LUST