Topic : True Love

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Created on : Friday, July 01, 2005, 05:04:36 pm
Author : dataimport
Do you believe in true love? How about love at first sight? Is it possible to cheat on someone you love? Can true love die? Tell us what you think!

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April 17, 2008, 4:34 pm PDT

love at first sight

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   I most definitely believe in love at first sight. It's a very special gift that our Heavenly Father God gives us, by grace, to share a piece of his abundant love for us. When we are blessed with this moment, our eyes and hearts are miraculously opened to a new divine understanding of the word Love. Your eyes will meet with his or hers and you will feel an intense attraction so much more than the regular physical attraction that was most likely only ever experienced until this point. All of a sudden you will be hit with another confirmation of the Love when that person says their first words to you. Their voice will resonate through your entire being with perfect harmony and the only way to describe it will be amazing. This was my personal experience of Love at first sight when I met my wife-to-be, Lizanne. 

My husband (of 27 years) and I experienced love at first sight...but we got to be best friends as we got to know each other...infatuation fades...friendship is true deep love, that can last a lifetime...with effort, tolerance, and hard work.

 

Congratulations on your upcoming wedding...that's just the beginning...love her always...but most of all, be her best friend...

 
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May 20, 2008, 6:56 pm PDT

Don't belive it's possible.

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My husband (of 27 years) and I experienced love at first sight...but we got to be best friends as we got to know each other...infatuation fades...friendship is true deep love, that can last a lifetime...with effort, tolerance, and hard work.

 

Congratulations on your upcoming wedding...that's just the beginning...love her always...but most of all, be her best friend...

Let me start by saying I believe myself to be a romantic.  I love filling a room with candles and giving my lover a massage with music playing.  But love at first site!  NO.  It's a romantic thought and makes for a great story.  But anyone who's truly been in love, you know that the feeling of love comes from knowing everything about a person, good and bad, and still loving them in spite of the bad.  When you first see someone, you don't KNOW them.  Can you really love someone you don't know?  I don't think so.  Love comes from knowing everything about a person and being totally drawn in to who they are.  When you first see someone you can feel lust, or infatuation, but not love.  True love comes from knowing everything about them and loving all of it.
 
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May 21, 2008, 10:45 am PDT

love at first sight...

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Let me start by saying I believe myself to be a romantic.  I love filling a room with candles and giving my lover a massage with music playing.  But love at first site!  NO.  It's a romantic thought and makes for a great story.  But anyone who's truly been in love, you know that the feeling of love comes from knowing everything about a person, good and bad, and still loving them in spite of the bad.  When you first see someone, you don't KNOW them.  Can you really love someone you don't know?  I don't think so.  Love comes from knowing everything about a person and being totally drawn in to who they are.  When you first see someone you can feel lust, or infatuation, but not love.  True love comes from knowing everything about them and loving all of it.
Ok...maybe we should call it "mutual attraction at first sight"...that would be a more accurate description...you're right...true love takes time to happen...forming a friendship...getting to know each other...on our first date, we were supposed to go "moonlight" bowling...we made a reservation for a lane that was available after a couple of hours...we went to Mc D's, and then to a park...we sat talking until 2 AM...neither of us really noticed the time...we missed our bowling time...but we learned that we had a lot in common...and that we would like another date...and another...and another...we still never run out of things to talk about...after 27 years of marriage...
 
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May 31, 2008, 3:48 am PDT

hello

hello my name is sylvia , and im 30 years old, and im frome norway. you have to exuse my bad english:-) are you newly weeds? im going to be married 28 oof june next month , and im so exited , i cant eat ore sleep. i think i have all under controll, but butterflyes in my stomack is killing me ehheheeh. so how is it to be married? have you and your wife been togheter for long? today we are goning to  have a drinking party whit my friends , you now the party you have before you get married.

 

 

well i have to go . have a nice weekend

 
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June 20, 2008, 3:55 pm PDT

I Once Believed in True Love!

I was one of those that never believed in "Love at First Sight" or "True Love"; until the day I met my husband, Rick, he was my "FOREVER LOVE"!
I did everything to support  "his dreams", emotionally, financially, until the day he lost the business, our home and pretty much everything we had.  I never even considered leaving him, I loved him. 
Then he pursued his "next dream" of working at a Parrot Facility; moving 6 times in 4 years; having 21 parrots in our home at one point, what could I say, it was "his dream" and I loved him. 
At some point, it was supposed to be my turn for "my dreams"; but after 15 years of marriage, he just walked out and said "He didn't want to be married any more".   He went to two couples counseling sessions, but, when he realized what he was going to have to do to save our marriage, he bolted!
He destroyed my world with one sentence, with everything that I sacrificed for him, he just walks away (and no there isn't another woman), not even try to save our marriage.  I was the expendable part of his selfish, self-centered life!
Now I wish that I had never met him, I changed my entire life for him and loved him unconditionally for 17 years!!
For the last year, I have been living in the guest bedroom of a very dear friend.  I can't imagine where I would be right now if it wasn't for her.
His life goes on as if I never existed, he just erased the last 17 years!  But my heart is broken beyond repair!

 
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July 5, 2008, 9:34 am PDT

True Love

Over the years, time may change a lot of things, but one thing it has not changed is my love for a certain person.  The last time I saw her was about 12 years ago at my fraternity brother’s wedding.  We introduced him and his new bride back in college.  I thought that across the many miles and the barriers of religion that things could never work between her and me. I was certain that day that I would never hold her again and it has haunted me ever since that summer afternoon.

I have found myself in many relationships, each one to fail because I only have love for that one person.  I have even given marriage a try twice, both have failed.  Although one divorce was due to infidelity on her part, but she never compared to my college love either.   I did receive a beautiful daughter from that one.  My first marriage became a disaster from the start; I was trying to fill a void in my life that to this day has not been filled.  I even made the mistake of calling her by my sole mate’s name on the wedding night.  That marriage ended not even a year later when she decided to try to get back with her children’s father. 

This wonderful woman that I met back in college,  who I consider as my sole mate and I keep in touch about several times a year. She has never been married and is still me most extraordinary lady that has ever been in my life. She has made a successful educator and coach in Lafayette, Louisiana.  I have many times tried to get the courage to take a weekend and drive down there, but we are two different worlds.  She is single with the whole world in front of her.   I am divorced with a wonderful child, and stuck where I am because I cannot and will not leave my child.  God gave her to me to protect and take care of.  I just want this Lady back in my life.  I have spoken with her about my feelings and they seem mutual.

I have not been happy since our relationship slipped through the cracks many years ago. 

Any advice or comments will be very helpful.

 
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July 17, 2008, 9:51 am PDT

there is nothing like it

I got married 36 years ago and wouldn't recommend it because I was only 17, BUT I can't tell you how much WE love each other. I guess our love wasmade in heaven because we still love each other soooooooooo much. He has never called me a name and when he gets upset with me he walks away. We talk about the problem later when we've both cooled down and we tell each other our feelings and that is important! We have had problems but nothing that has caused us to ever believe we couldn' t work them out. Life throws all kinds of obstacles at you but when you have someone to share them with it becomes bearable. On our wedding day we received a gift I have memorized and used often, It was a plaque that states ' It takes two hearts to make a pair, for one is not enough. The joy we share is twice as much , the sorrow but one half.' Gandi said, ' Live as if there is no tomorrow, but learn as if there is a forever. ' Always put your best foot forward and treat each other with respect . God Bless
 
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July 20, 2008, 11:15 am PDT

Falling Out of Love?

How do you know if you might be falling out of love with your spouse?
My wife and I have not been married long at all, just almost 2 years, but we have bee together for almost 9 years total including dating and marriage together.

We began dating in when I was a Senior in High School 1999-2000 and she was a Junior. She never had a boyfriend before me, and I only had two other girlfriends who I really didnt care for at all.
We continued to date, almost breaking up once but didnt. And then in 2006 we got married after being engaged for one year. We lived with each other for a couple years, going to the same college. We even waited until having sex until marriage.
I was 17 when we we started dating, and am 26 this august.

For many months now, if not longer. I have began to question if I still love her, or ever really loved her as a husband should love his wife. I care for her, dont want her hurt. But dont know if I it is the same.
I feel so confused right now its eating me up. I dont even feel like myself anymore.
I wonder if I didnt just marry for convience, if Im even ready for marriage. I dont know. I cant even explain it properly.
I need help, advice, something. I dont want to talk to my wife about this, because if its nothing then i dont want to cause her worry, she is beginning her career as a teacher this year and I dont want to add to her stress.
 
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July 20, 2008, 2:55 pm PDT

Questioning marriage

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How do you know if you might be falling out of love with your spouse?
My wife and I have not been married long at all, just almost 2 years, but we have bee together for almost 9 years total including dating and marriage together.

We began dating in when I was a Senior in High School 1999-2000 and she was a Junior. She never had a boyfriend before me, and I only had two other girlfriends who I really didnt care for at all.
We continued to date, almost breaking up once but didnt. And then in 2006 we got married after being engaged for one year. We lived with each other for a couple years, going to the same college. We even waited until having sex until marriage.
I was 17 when we we started dating, and am 26 this august.

For many months now, if not longer. I have began to question if I still love her, or ever really loved her as a husband should love his wife. I care for her, dont want her hurt. But dont know if I it is the same.
I feel so confused right now its eating me up. I dont even feel like myself anymore.
I wonder if I didnt just marry for convience, if Im even ready for marriage. I dont know. I cant even explain it properly.
I need help, advice, something. I dont want to talk to my wife about this, because if its nothing then i dont want to cause her worry, she is beginning her career as a teacher this year and I dont want to add to her stress.

You said that you don’t want to talk to your wife because you don’t want to cause her any worry. Please think about this: if she felt the way that you feel, wouldn’t you want her to talk to you? This is a partnership that you have together. She deserves to know what you are feeling and thinking about your marriage.
Do you feel this way everyday, all of the time? Or does it come and go? If you are bored with your life and you feel that it is monotonous, that could be what is creating these negative thoughts. You aren’t the first person to wonder what life would be like if you didn’t marry, that is for sure. But, it is important that you deal with these thoughts in a way that will be helpful and bring a positive outcome. My advice for you is to engage in activities that bring you a sense of achievement, happiness, and/or a sense of purpose. These negative thoughts might have been brought on by depression, and working to create positive change in yourself will help to lift the negativity. I wish you the best!
 
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July 24, 2008, 1:35 pm PDT

What is true love?

I have been dating who i thought was the man of my dreams for 2.5 yrs now. Long story short we dont agree with how to spend our free time. And its been causing nothing but arguement after arguement. He works long hard hours 6 days a week as a construction worker. when he gets home after 12hrs in the hot sun doing manual labor he has no energy physically or emotionally to do anything. I understand that. But my need are going unmet. i feel completly unfulfilled. I work as a waitress at night. so our schedules are completly opposite. we dont live together and we hardly see each other let alone talk on the phone. so when we finally do get to spend time together i want to spend it with him. his passion in life is motorcycles. he wants to spend his free time out riding his dirt bike. we went camping the past two weekends so we could kill two birds with one stone. he got to ride and i got to feel like we spent time together, i am not an outdoorsy person by nature. I went for him to make him happy. this weekend i was excited to finally have a weekend to ourselves. we could enjoy each others company and have good quality time together. I asked him if he was excited about this weekend and he said no. his friends are going camping. i have to work so i cant go plus i didnt want to go. we havent had any alone time in a long time. sleeping together at night hardly counts. how could he not be excited to spend quality time with me? we see each other once or twice a week for a couple hours. That s not enough for me. but im dealing with it because its a new job and he has to put his time in at work to move up. and i have to have a night job because of school. so niether of our schedules are going to change. thats fine, but be excited to spend time with your girlfriend who you cliam to want to marry someday. How can we spend the rest of our lives together, when he doesnt even look forward to seeing me and just me on the weekends.is that a sign? shouldnt spending time together be one of the easiest parts of the relationship. so maybe we need a hobby to share? hes an adrenaline junkie, i'm a chicken. he likes motorcycles and snowmobiles, i dont even have a hobby or know what i like.I've always been in school and working so any free time i had wsa just hanging out with friends doing simple things. I dont even know where to start looking for a hobby. is that wierd? does everyone have one? so im confused. do i stick it out? how can he change how much he wants to spend time with me? how can i make him be excited to see me. ive talked to him about this numerous times. and it gets no where. he hates that i would even think that he wouldnt want to hang out with me. well am i expecting too much to want him to be as excited to hang out with me as he is as exciteed to ride?
 

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