Love and Hate
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Comment. · posted 10 Jan by cynthia.hamilton
So beautiful topic
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CommentLove and Hate · posted 2005 by Leonid Sukhorukov
* Love your mistakes, but don't marry one. * The less we love a woman, the more women we love.
Comment???if i could see her-again???? · posted 2004 by jan-michaeL vincentt
i would do thingz differently!!!!i'm sorry,if i made you cry!!!!that's just a part of life!!!!i only hit the finest...i'm complimenting you!!!!!you crazy girL!!!!!YOUR STILL ON MY MIND-AFTER ALL THIS TIME!!!!!don't trip,just had a glimpse of you!!!!!!!!!!!jan-michaeL vincentt from southern ca..woodLumz13 www.woodLumz.com
CommentMad passionate love · posted 2003 by unknown
Who said "Anything less than mad passionate extrordinary love is a waste of time. There are too many medeocre things in life to deal with and love shouldnt be one of them." ?
CommentRe: Mad passionate love · posted 2004 by Kathleen
yup I prefer to have a 15 year crush on someone myself
CommentLeoihteyrs · posted 13 May by reader
Mad passionate love? love is a time waste and no one want to waste his and her own time. I said it because in these days time is really important for everyone because it takes hire essay writer real in this time.
CommentLove is ridiculous · posted 2002 by Tasha Marie
That's right. It's absurd, completely insane. Love is like... knowing exactly what you want without actually knowing what you're doing. Now don't mistake me, I'm grateful for all the people in my life that I have truly loved and who have truly loved me, but sometimes I can't help but wonder how much easier my life who inevitably be if that factor were to vacate it. I'm sure most people wonder that. But then again, how the hell would we occupy ourselves without all that emotional turmoil to distract us from everything else. Yup, just ridiculous.
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CommentWow · posted 2000 by John
Wow, I'm the first one to write in here well, maybe I can start some convo. Me, personally, I tend to be more cynical of love, at least the idea of love as some great, grand, all consuming thing. People try to hard to find this "love" thing, and they can't. Or if they do, it's the kind where if you see them and hear them talk about it, you want to punch them in the face. Hate, well, I don't know about everyone else, but I like hating sometimes. They say hate will consume you from the inside out, but honestly, it makes me feel good. Well, time to see if i can post this and stir some people into discussion.....
CommentRe: Wow · posted 2001 by Arson
I don't know about love being a "great, grand, all consuming thing," but I'll tell you one thing: Its definitely a force. I once saw a movie in which one of the characters described love as "Biochemically no different than eating large quantities of chocolate." If that were certainly true, the force I speak of can be bought and sold easily, with some of the best being in Switzerland. Both sadly and gladly, that isn't the case. For me love is something that comes from the inner self, the soul perhaps. Its an emotion, that emerges from deep within one's self, and just the same, fades. Woe is the person that never falls in love, and lucky is that very same person.
Commentresponse: wow · posted 2000 by Dr. A. P. Tapperman
(message body is intext/htmlformat)CommentRe: response: wow · posted 2001 by John
Well, I'm glad to see that I wasn't totally bashed into the ground for my opinion, and that I got some educated response. Well to the first response, yes you do hope not to be punched in the face when you fall in love. Please forgive the extremity of my script in that first posting, I was only trying to convey my strong feelings of distaste for this "young"(ignorant, if I may) love that many of my friends seem to be experiencing nowadays. It seems some of the guys that I know are finally delving into the world of the opposite sex, and they're falling in love, yet getting burned. The thing that gets me, is how ridiculously obvious it is that they are gonna get burned. I know that one must go through this stage at least once in their lives, but that's just what makes me so cynical of love. What good is it, if it blinds you, and leads you into deception and mistrust? Even later on, when you know how to play the game of love, you still have to be careful, for there are some players better than others. I really do wish that love could be as easy as it seems in the story books. Love is an incredible thing. But love is like Communism, it CAN work, but won't exist in reality because men's hearts are evil and selfish. I am not an expert on social theories and what not, I am only running off of what I can recall from highschool history, but I believe I am using Communism in the right context. I am not a hateful person. I believe that everyone deserves a chance, or two, to prove themselves. But I can't help but harbor this hate, hate for society, and the love they fawn about, because I see society as fake, and their love as fake. I think that there are only a few people out there that are not fake, and totally incorporated into this system of ignorance and false ideas. My point is that I don't hate people because they want to love, or because they say they do. I don't hate most people, period. I just hate the idea of ignorance proliferating, and people spreading this idea of commercialized, packaged...
CommentWow! · posted 2001 by dgama
You guys! really had me going there...I realize some people appear to "like hating sometimes" but it never occured to me that anyone would say "it makes me feel good." Then I reread John's orig post & see that you're talking about some all-consuming thing...like "The English Patient" maybe? In which case I'd be cynical too (but I'll never waste energy by hating).
Commercialization of "love" makes me barf, too.
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