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It is easy to fall in love
and it is hard to take the responsibility. What is love without any responsibility? |
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lust
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lust well, that was easy. |
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Well I wasted five seconds reading this and another five seconds replying.
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It is easy to fall in love and it is hard to take the responsibility. What is love without any responsibility? Selfishness----- |
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Childishness.
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responsibility for what?
I guess I have missed the point to this bit of wisdom |
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responsibility for what? I guess I have missed the point to this bit of wisdom It seems to me it should be for everything in case of love. |
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Well I wasted five seconds reading this and another five seconds replying. Dddditto :-) |
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Well I wasted five seconds reading this and another five seconds replying. Your reply??? It took me 24x60x60=86400 seconds to think it another 60 seconds to post it. Total 86460seconds. Compare to this figure ,10 seconds is negligible. (Anyhow sorry to waste your time. ) |
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It is easy to fall in love and it is hard to take the responsibility. What is love without any responsibility? Yes, a lover has the responsibility to prove his/her love. Unwillingness to fulfill this responsibility is unlikely to an ideal lover. |
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lust In a nutshell... |
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Well I wasted five seconds reading this and another five seconds replying. !!5seconds... you need another cuppa coffee |
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It is easy to fall in love and it is hard to take the responsibility. What is love without any responsibility? Yes, a lover has the responsibility to prove his/her love. Unwillingness to fulfill this responsibility is unlikely to an ideal lover. 'love' would never ask anyhting, including 'proof' |
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I guess that means if you need to ask... just turn and walk away?
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It is easy to fall in love and it is hard to take the responsibility. What is love without any responsibility? Yes, a lover has the responsibility to prove his/her love. Unwillingness to fulfill this responsibility is unlikely to an ideal lover. 'love' would never ask anyhting, including 'proof' Could be. But a loved one usually needs/wants a proof of his/her lover's love. Or is it just me? |
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Edited by
actionlynx
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Wed 06/29/11 01:14 PM
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If you love someone, then you should just naturally want to show that love. There should be no asking for proof involved. It should just happen on its own.
Usually we need to see and feel proof of love to validate our own feelings. Without that validation, we come to worry and fret, maybe even argue or throw tantrums. However, if one has to ask for proof or beg for validation, then it is a sign that something is wrong within the relationship. And that is something I have experienced within the past few months. |
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It is easy to fall in love and it is hard to take the responsibility. What is love without any responsibility? Yes, a lover has the responsibility to prove his/her love. Unwillingness to fulfill this responsibility is unlikely to an ideal lover. 'love' would never ask anyhting, including 'proof' Could be. But a loved one usually needs/wants a proof of his/her lover's love. Or is it just me? Maybe it's the expectations that leave us disappointed... if i have to ask someone to prove they love me, well, hmmm, that just seems a problem right from the get go. |
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It is easy to fall in love and it is hard to take the responsibility. What is love without any responsibility? Yes, a lover has the responsibility to prove his/her love. Unwillingness to fulfill this responsibility is unlikely to an ideal lover. 'love' would never ask anyhting, including 'proof' Could be. But a loved one usually needs/wants a proof of his/her lover's love. Or is it just me? Maybe it's the expectations that leave us disappointed... if i have to ask someone to prove they love me, well, hmmm, that just seems a problem right from the get go. Many of those who profess of their love express their love thru words only but lacks the ability to let it really be felt. |
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It is easy to fall in love and it is hard to take the responsibility. What is love without any responsibility? Yes, a lover has the responsibility to prove his/her love. Unwillingness to fulfill this responsibility is unlikely to an ideal lover. 'love' would never ask anyhting, including 'proof' Could be. But a loved one usually needs/wants a proof of his/her lover's love. Or is it just me? Maybe it's the expectations that leave us disappointed... if i have to ask someone to prove they love me, well, hmmm, that just seems a problem right from the get go. Many of those who profess of their love express their love thru words only but lacks the ability to let it really be felt. this is true |
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