It’s just four letters, pronounced as.. I don’t know, “Larve?” “Larveth?” Dictionary.com says “Luhv,” so let’s just go with it.
If definitions of “Love” found in dictionaries and encyclopedias and taught by our teachers of life are right, then no one relationship would fail. World War I and II wouldn’t even have occurred.
If everyone on Earth were to define Love, we’d realize it’s practically impossible for anyone to “be perfect lovers,” because we’d realize that nobody defines Love exactly like how another does.
If family Love is default-relationship, then between whom, when, where, why and how does Love of extra-relationships come about?
I have nothing against homosexuality and bisexuality, but, I’d prefer discussing the more socially accepted sexual stance, heterosexuality.
Love at first sight.
Love out of nourished feelings.
Love over the, net?
Love through matchmaking sessions.
Love through blind dates.
You name it.
Which way of Loving is strongest? Which way of Loving is most fragile?
I’ve seen married couples with kids, who got to know each other through the net.
I’ve seen a decade old couple break up over reasons others find stupid.
I’ve seen couples getting together years after Love at first sight.
Have you?
To think that a couple could spend a decade understanding that they’re not meant for each other.
To think that a couple know each other so well, hit it off so well, just by understanding each other through reading each other’s weblogs, and communicating through the net.
It’s actually surprising that research shows, you can understand a person simply by reading his/her weblog, diary, journal. It only depends on how good you are at understanding others, you have to have good analytical skills. If you are one hell of a judgment and assumption based person, forget it.
Love is like The Rat Race of Life.
The goal of The Rat Race is to make money work for you, and to cease working for money.
The Love’s version of The Rat Race, to me, is making Love between you and your partner improve by itself, and not having you and your partner constantly draining energy to improve the Love between both of you. It’ll be so tiring, won’t it?
We, guys and girls either Love or Hate each other.
We can Hate each other, then Love each other.
We can Love each other, then Hate each other, because of Love, probably hurt each other or something.
We can Hate each other, then Love each other, as mentioned before, times of conflict are times you find out and understand the most about the other party.
We Hate Love when our relationships fail, claiming that Love played us out.
We Love Love when our relationships do well, saying without Love, would mean no happiness.
Countless patterns. It’s like doing mathematics.
We all want to know Love so much I think it should be a subject in our curriculum.
The reason why it’s not, is because there is no definition for it.
If we’re talking in terms of chemistry here, it’s neither solid, liquid, nor gas.
It condenses, it evaporates, it freezes, it melts, it sublimates, it has it’s own form of reaction that we haven’t named.
Question would be, how to get out of Love’s Rat Race? How to make Love between a couple, improve by itself? I don’t know, it’d probably be a matter of thought and management. It’d probably be the ability to manipulate Love. It’s how good we can be at making use of conflicts to enhance bond instead of breaking up. It’s knowing to do right things at the right time, saying right things at the right time. It’s about foreseeing what’s coming up.
It’s like going to war, predicting what’s gonna happen next, and making neccessary preparations.
It’s only when you understand the Love of your relationship completely, then would you be able to make Love between you and your partner improve by itself, for you, and your partner.
It’s only when you win the war and conquer the country, then would you be able to make the people of the country work with you to develop the country further, for you, and for themselves.
Again, I don’t know, “understanding the Love of your relationship” would probably just mean understanding your partner, and yourself. Having full awareness of both you and your partner, knowing every single right timing for the right thing to happen, to only move forward, and not halt or move backward.
Awe.