boonpop Posted January 29, 2006 Share Posted January 29, 2006 If you've ever been in love you may agree that…….. that there is nothing in this world as constant as change. The person you fall in love with today, may not be the same person you wake up beside tomorrow. There are bound to be events, situations and other outside stimuli taking it's toll on a person, and although your relationship may not be able endure, change is definitely an inevitable factor that you will have to encounter. With that said, how is it possible for a person to fall in love with a creature so bound to change? From my own experience, I have either fell in love with the potential a mate had (which by the way is unattainable) or I've even found myself infatuated with the ideal I created of who a person really was. I've come to realize that in order to truly be in love with a person, you have to first fall in love with their flaws, then accept all that person has to offer instead of looking at potential, or being infatuated. Now, do the majority of you agree, or disagree with that statement? Link to comment
DN Posted January 29, 2006 Share Posted January 29, 2006 I don't think you fall in love with their flaws - that seems counter-intuitive. I think you fall in love with them despite their flaws or that they don't matter to you. The problem is when you ignore the flaws and then discover too late that they do matter after all. Link to comment
newts Posted January 29, 2006 Share Posted January 29, 2006 I agree with DN, I have never fallen in love with somebodies flaws, infact when there is nothing left in the relationship it's the flaws that usually irritate you the most and make it easier to leave the relationship behind. Link to comment
dreamweaverdude Posted January 29, 2006 Share Posted January 29, 2006 I tend to think you love someone in spite of their flaws. I think of a love as being un-conditional, an in-spite-of love.. that is... i can love in-spite of you being mean and moody... or i can love you inspite of your nevous twitch, or i can love you inspite of your shoe shopping habit... or whatever it is. Link to comment
DN Posted January 29, 2006 Share Posted January 29, 2006 i can love you inspite of your shoe shopping habit LOL Imelda Marcos will live in history because of that habit!! Link to comment
Confessoress Posted February 1, 2006 Share Posted February 1, 2006 LOL Imelda Marcos will live in history because of that habit!! I have a t-shirt from the Philippines that says "I did not have 3,000 pairs of shoes!" and on the back it says "I had 1,000!" I think when you still love someone despite their flaws... hmm, all relationships need work and acceptance. If you find the right person you're more willing to put up with aspects of them you don't like and embrace the things you do like. Then again some people won't accept anything less than perfect, even when they do love someone, thinking that "if it's right it will all fit into place" and not investing anything into the relationship. Link to comment
AdriSnow Posted November 14, 2006 Share Posted November 14, 2006 if you keep saying love is only short term; girlfriends will never last. You will never get a chance to try and taste the gift God gave us. To be in love marry and have children. You will only be with yourself and hurt others who loved you. Link to comment
Juliana Posted November 14, 2006 Share Posted November 14, 2006 People's core personalities are fifty per cent genetically inherited; fall in love with that -- if you can see it. It's when you see that, the self they are, the self they can be, good and bad, that's when you know if you really love someone. Everything else is just wasting time. Link to comment
ghostfreak Posted May 27, 2007 Share Posted May 27, 2007 People's core personalities are fifty per cent genetically inherited; fall in love with that -- if you can see it. It's when you see that, the self they are, the self they can be, good and bad, that's when you know if you really love someone. Everything else is just wasting time. Yes, I totally agree Link to comment
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