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Topic: 'I think I love you'
tomie Joined Thu 12/13/07 Posts: 162	Thu 02/21/08 08:25 AM
'so what am I so afraid of' lyrics from the bubble gum group known as the Patridge Family, I think. We all say 'I love pizza, seafood, pets, flowers, music, dancing, friends, family, certain things but do we really love them or do we have certain degrees for our love. AND do we fear telling someone we love them without it meaning intimacey?

Sexyklp4U Joined Mon 11/26/07 Posts: 3377	Thu 02/21/08 08:27 AM
what is love?????????????????????????????

monkeyman8588 Joined Sun 12/30/07 Posts: 63	Thu 02/21/08 08:29 AM
what is love????????????????????????????? Im love baby

Spidercmb Joined Fri 04/27/07 Posts: 13137	Thu 02/21/08 08:31 AM
Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It is not rude, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs. Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres. Love never fails.

shoes4rhon Joined Sat 02/02/08 Posts: 3411	Thu 02/21/08 08:33 AM
Love is one of the most powerful words in the english language and yet we have let it become diluted by saying I love pizza or I love to ski.. When i tell someone that I love them I am not sure that they understand the depth of my meaning ..Love is not stifling and it encourages growth , it is not judgemental nor does it have conditions .. if I say I love someone that must mean I love them even if they don't love me back .. and in that I want what is best for them even if that is not me .. Crap I am going soft today someone shoot me ...

sweetjeep Joined Sat 01/05/08 Posts: 1165	Thu 02/21/08 08:34 AM
"What's love got to do with it?" Not a mother f***in' thing!!

Jill298 Joined Fri 11/09/07 Posts: 16316	Thu 02/21/08 08:35 AM
'so what am I so afraid of' lyrics from the bubble gum group known as the Patridge Family, I think. We all say 'I love pizza, seafood, pets, flowers, music, dancing, friends, family, certain things but do we really love them or do we have certain degrees for our love. AND do we fear telling someone we love them without it meaning intimacey? you're asking a bunch of single people to define love?

sweetjeep Joined Sat 01/05/08 Posts: 1165	Thu 02/21/08 08:37 AM
'so what am I so afraid of' lyrics from the bubble gum group known as the Patridge Family, I think. We all say 'I love pizza, seafood, pets, flowers, music, dancing, friends, family, certain things but do we really love them or do we have certain degrees for our love. AND do we fear telling someone we love them without it meaning intimacey? you're asking a bunch of single people to define love?

tomie Joined Thu 12/13/07 Posts: 162	Thu 02/21/08 08:38 AM
Love is one of the most powerful words in the english language and yet we have let it become diluted by saying I love pizza or I love to ski.. When i tell someone that I love them I am not sure that they understand the depth of my meaning ..Love is not stifling and it encourages growth , it is not judgemental nor does it have conditions .. if I say I love someone that must mean I love them even if they don't love me back .. and in that I want what is best for them even if that is not me .. Crap I am going soft today someone shoot me ... No, don't shoot her.. that was a great reply. Love is more giving and not recieving. It shouldn't matter if we're loved back, right?

tomie Joined Thu 12/13/07 Posts: 162	Thu 02/21/08 08:40 AM
'so what am I so afraid of' lyrics from the bubble gum group known as the Patridge Family, I think. We all say 'I love pizza, seafood, pets, flowers, music, dancing, friends, family, certain things but do we really love them or do we have certain degrees for our love. AND do we fear telling someone we love them without it meaning intimacey? you're asking a bunch of single people to define love? Yes, Jill, I am. Maybe we need to look at our inner selves to find love. DOn't we have to love ourselves first before loving someone else?

shoes4rhon Joined Sat 02/02/08 Posts: 3411	Thu 02/21/08 08:41 AM
Love is one of the most powerful words in the english language and yet we have let it become diluted by saying I love pizza or I love to ski.. When i tell someone that I love them I am not sure that they understand the depth of my meaning ..Love is not stifling and it encourages growth , it is not judgemental nor does it have conditions .. if I say I love someone that must mean I love them even if they don't love me back .. and in that I want what is best for them even if that is not me .. Crap I am going soft today someone shoot me ... No, don't shoot her.. that was a great reply. Love is more giving and not recieving. It shouldn't matter if we're loved back, right? well how can you call it love if it is only quid pro quo .. and why would any of us allow ourselves to be defined by who loves us ?? It is who we love that matters ... just my thoughts Jill the gun please .....

Monier Joined Sat 03/17/07 Posts: 3337	Thu 02/21/08 08:41 AM
'so what am I so afraid of' lyrics from the bubble gum group known as the Patridge Family, I think. We all say 'I love pizza, seafood, pets, flowers, music, dancing, friends, family, certain things but do we really love them or do we have certain degrees for our love. AND do we fear telling someone we love them without it meaning intimacey? Exactly, he says he thinks he loves her, but it's so much more than how we routinely use the word. It really is love, but we've trivialized the word's meaning, so now what is he left with to describe the feeling? In the past I've tried to use the word sparingly. I want it to mean something when I say it to somebody.

Jill298 Joined Fri 11/09/07 Posts: 16316	Thu 02/21/08 08:42 AM
'so what am I so afraid of' lyrics from the bubble gum group known as the Patridge Family, I think. We all say 'I love pizza, seafood, pets, flowers, music, dancing, friends, family, certain things but do we really love them or do we have certain degrees for our love. AND do we fear telling someone we love them without it meaning intimacey? you're asking a bunch of single people to define love? Yes, Jill, I am. Maybe we need to look at our inner selves to find love. DOn't we have to love ourselves first before loving someone else? Love is an idea that people put to much in... it breaks your heart. I truly love alot of things and people. I love my daughter and my family more than anything. I love my job. I love my friends without fail.

shoes4rhon Joined Sat 02/02/08 Posts: 3411	Thu 02/21/08 08:47 AM
It sickens me to think of all the times I have seen love used has a weapon .. Like words it can be a weapon of mass destruction...

tomie Joined Thu 12/13/07 Posts: 162	Thu 02/21/08 08:50 AM
Love is one of the most powerful words in the english language and yet we have let it become diluted by saying I love pizza or I love to ski.. When i tell someone that I love them I am not sure that they understand the depth of my meaning ..Love is not stifling and it encourages growth , it is not judgemental nor does it have conditions .. if I say I love someone that must mean I love them even if they don't love me back .. and in that I want what is best for them even if that is not me .. Crap I am going soft today someone shoot me ... No, don't shoot her.. that was a great reply. Love is more giving and not recieving. It shouldn't matter if we're loved back, right? well how can you call it love if it is only quid pro quo .. and why would any of us allow ourselves to be defined by who loves us ?? It is who we love that matters ... just my thoughts Jill the gun please ..... Jill, NOT so fast with the gun...you have great food for thought. I appreciate your replies.

lilith401 Joined Wed 10/31/07 Posts: 19593	Thu 02/21/08 08:51 AM
There so many variations of love... It seems you are asking about love other than the romantic sort? The over-use or dramatizations of words is not limited to love... we use it with hate, like, and we also use "I don't know" or "I'm not sure" like they are going out of style. Simply put, we use these phrases because they are easy, they are familiar, and they convey a general sense others understand. If we all defined exactly how we felt about things, provided we were even capable or had the vocabulary inventory (Lexicon )to accurately describe our feelings..... .....why, we'd all spend as much time describing our views on things as we do waiting in line! Love is a many splendored thing... I would and do use it as often as I could when I mean it, because you just never can tell what the future will bring. I would like my loved ones to remember that "I love you" was the last thing I said to them... and that does not at all diminish its meaning in my eyes.

Spidercmb Joined Fri 04/27/07 Posts: 13137	Thu 02/21/08 08:52 AM
well how can you call it love if it is only quid pro quo .. and why would any of us allow ourselves to be defined by who loves us ?? It is who we love that matters ... just my thoughts Jill the gun please ..... Love couldn't be used as a weapon, if it were only quid pro quo.

tomie Joined Thu 12/13/07 Posts: 162	Thu 02/21/08 08:52 AM
It sickens me to think of all the times I have seen love used has a weapon .. Like words it can be a weapon of mass destruction... Shoes, everything has a negative side to it. Should we always dwell on those negatives?

Jill298 Joined Fri 11/09/07 Posts: 16316	Thu 02/21/08 08:53 AM
Love is one of the most powerful words in the english language and yet we have let it become diluted by saying I love pizza or I love to ski.. When i tell someone that I love them I am not sure that they understand the depth of my meaning ..Love is not stifling and it encourages growth , it is not judgemental nor does it have conditions .. if I say I love someone that must mean I love them even if they don't love me back .. and in that I want what is best for them even if that is not me .. Crap I am going soft today someone shoot me ... No, don't shoot her.. that was a great reply. Love is more giving and not recieving. It shouldn't matter if we're loved back, right? well how can you call it love if it is only quid pro quo .. and why would any of us allow ourselves to be defined by who loves us ?? It is who we love that matters ... just my thoughts Jill the gun please ..... Jill, NOT so fast with the gun...you have great food for thought. I appreciate your replies. the things is that the people I love all do love me back... that doesn't stop. When you fall in love, it can stop. That kind of love can go away.

shoes4rhon Joined Sat 02/02/08 Posts: 3411	Thu 02/21/08 08:53 AM
There so many variations of love... It seems you are asking about love other than the romantic sort? The over-use or dramatizations of words is not limited to love... we use it with hate, like, and we also use "I don't know" or "I'm not sure" like they are going out of style. Simply put, we use these phrases because they are easy, they are familiar, and they convey a general sense others understand. If we all defined exactly how we felt about things, provided we were even capable or had the vocabulary inventory (Lexicon )to accurately describe our feelings..... .....why, we'd all spend as much time describing our views on things as we do waiting in line! Love is a many splendored thing... I would and do use it as often as I could when I mean it, because you just never can tell what the future will bring. I would like my loved ones to remember that "I love you" was the last thing I said to them... and that does not at all diminish its meaning in my eyes. Good morning Ms Lilth .. now I will take my head out of the oven you are here WHOOOTTT .. No I agree that it should not diminish your meaning but do people understand your depth ??