View Full Version : What's your definition of love?


*Pleasant Tomorrow*
04-27-2006, 05:37 PM
Just curious to see what people say. Like, where would you draw the line between being in love or just simply having a crush on someone? What's the difference in what you feel and how you see the person? And can teenagers possibly fall in love when we're pretty new to it?

P.s. I hate my friend and I hope she goes to hell. But that has nothing to do with this topic. kthxbi :wave:

Ireneparalegal
04-27-2006, 05:43 PM
Just curious to see what people say. Like, where would you draw the line between being in love or just simply having a crush on someone? What's the difference in what you feel and how you see the person? And can teenagers possibly fall in love when we're pretty new to it?

P.s. I hate my friend and I hope she goes to hell. But that has nothing to do with this topic. kthxbi :wave:
I fell in love with my husband when I was 15. We got married way later and had two children. I fell out of love with him in 1996. 16 years later!!! enough of him.

not joking or anything, being serious here, you know you are in love when you can put up with the person's bad habits, their farts, their snoring and all the other things that shouldn't matter or be cause for divorce. Life is too short.

James"Thunder"Early
04-27-2006, 05:52 PM
When you start noticing little things about a person, not anything important just the way they do certain things.

dawsongirl
04-27-2006, 05:55 PM
not joking or anything, being serious here, you know you are in love when you can put up with the person's bad habits, their farts, their snoring and all the other things that shouldn't matter or be cause for divorce. Life is too short.

Totally. When you can talked to them about damn near anything, including TMI medical problems and such, and they aren't like, so grossed out they never want to see you again, then you got more than a crush.

I mean, hey, everyone farts! :lol:

Brieannas21
04-27-2006, 08:28 PM
Love has no limitations expectations or expiration it's unconditional. My little girls would be my definition of Love.

swedeace
04-27-2006, 08:35 PM
Romantic love has to be mutual. I think crushes are one step below actual romantic love, especially if it is one-sided.

LuLu Rogers
04-27-2006, 10:58 PM
Making a person the most important thing in your life and being devoted and faithful to them...that's real love to me.

Brian Damage
04-27-2006, 11:40 PM
I think it is too soon for teenagers to fall in love. Yes, they can have crushes, but true love? I don't think so. How can you really know love unless you experience certain things as you grow?

Number 9 Dream
04-27-2006, 11:47 PM
I agree with Irene--I think being in love with someone means you should be able to put up with their faults as well as their good sides. I also think it should be unconditional.