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ALLYMOOSE
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10-10-2010, 06:05 PM
Are there different ways to love? If so, What are/would be yours?
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Glitter Golgotha
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10-10-2010, 07:01 PM
Of course there are. I don't love my favorite TV shows the same way I love my best friend, and I don't love my friend the same way I love my husband, and I don't love him the same way I love animals, and so on... XD
And solely speaking of romantic love, there are a lot of different ways that people go about that, too.
No two people are exactly the same, so for however many people there are loving something or someone, there are that many different ways to go about it.
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RisikaFox
is bored... Amuse me? ^^
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10-10-2010, 08:26 PM
When it comes to romance, I tend to be the type of person who throws themselves in completely, head-over-heels. Which is not very healthy, generally speaking. xD
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PWEEP
Shadow Panda
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10-10-2010, 09:50 PM
Of course. There's the ever popular "OMG I JUST LOOOVE THAT TOP!" versus, the love of a friend, to a love of a family member, or the love you feel for that special person. I'd marry my girlfriend because I love her, but I wouldn't marry my cat though I love him. Just depends on what it is you are referring to.
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Cat Eye
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10-11-2010, 12:03 AM
I'm not sure I can truly love, but that's because of bad experiences.
But if I can, there are of course many different ways. Friends vs Family. Classes, books, movies, anime, video games. I don't love them all in the same way, or like them in the same way.
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squareber
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10-11-2010, 12:18 AM
to love a friend is different from loving your significant other. and to love your significant other is different from loving your family. as to love your friend, be there for them, give them advice, etc. to love your significant other is a whole different story. you love them romantically which would differ from loving your family. i don't think im making any sense now so i'll stop here. c:
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Royal Knight
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10-11-2010, 03:42 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by squareber
to love a friend is different from loving your significant other. and to love your significant other is different from loving your family. as to love your friend, be there for them, give them advice, etc. to love your significant other is a whole different story. you love them romantically which would differ from loving your family. i don't think im making any sense now so i'll stop here. c:
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I think what your trying to say, is that to love your significant other, is to always be willing to take that leap for them, snuggle them when they need it, be their lover and always stand up for them. And to love your friend is to always be there when they need you, either by phone, text, e-mail or in person. And to love your family, is to spend time with them, and talk to them. And to love your pets is to treat them as a part of the family and care for them as you would your child.
Last edited by Royal Knight; 10-11-2010 at 03:43 PM..
Reason: thought of more
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xRhii
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10-11-2010, 05:10 PM
Possibly, but I think there's different ways to show your love. I guess I'm more to just say it personally to the person I love and show affections like just being close to that loved one. But others may show love by giving gifts or a variety of other ways.
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Mystic
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10-11-2010, 05:13 PM
I love my parents. I also love my pets. I love myself. I also love my art and creating things. I love my siblings as well. I also love my friends. So yeah, I do love differently because I certainly do not love my family the same way I love drawings or the same way I would love my S/O.
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