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Posted by alma on 22.12.2007
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Posted by alma on 16.06.2009
 

Sarrouse, would you please explain how the laws of conservation of energy are the laws of conservation of love. i am curious as to the thought process you present.

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Posted by Saritta Renée Lahzain on 16.06.2009
 
SIMPLY , THE WHOLE UNIVERSE WAS CREATED WITH LOVE..products of nature and beings is a product of love and is love itself. THE LAWS OF CONSERVATION OF ENERGY is the law of conservation of LOVE... physics 101
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Posted by alma on 26.01.2009
 

This reply is focused on romantic love. It depends on how you define "real" and "permanent." You might love someone sexually and romantically at first and then the love might change into another form- friendship, acquaintances, etc.

Love is real by default of you having felted or acted it out, rather than because it lasted in a single form permanently.

Personally, i think it is a pity to (romantically and lustfully) love only one person throughout your life. If there is a wish i have for people is to love many and enjoy each love as it comes and changes. Being in love and the excitement of feeling loved and loving is paramount; heart breaking sometimes, but ah, what a rush.

i do think that once you love someone it is difficult to not love them, your love changes. You might not want to be in their company ever again, but generally, you do not dis-love someone. Having said that, there are always exceptions to the rules.

So, to answer your question- i hope it is not true that in order for love to be real it needs to be permanent. i hope that we love more than once.

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Posted by Salma on 25.01.2009
 
Do you believe that in order for love to be real, it has to be permanent? that people fall in love really one time in their lives? or that we move in and out of loving other people throughout our lives?
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Posted by sheikh on 30.11.2008
 

 

33- وهذا يقودنا إلى "حالة نفسية" في ظاهرة الحب، هي "حالة الحيرة". وهي وإن كانت تتمثل في كونها أمرا معرفيا، لكنها في الحقيقة ناتج نفسي في جوهره مشفوع بالرغبة في أن يكون المحب يحبنا، وتخوّف من أن لا يكون ذلك حقيقيّا. الحيرة تمثل أزمة في الحركة صوب المحبوب نابعة من الاندفاع إليه واندفاع عنه بفعل الكرامة أو تخوفا من أن تثير حركتنا  صدودا منه عنا. ونحن نلمس في حياتنا كيف يتم حلّ هذا التناقض في الاتجاهين: إما الاندفاع وإعلام المحبوب بمشاعرنا [حين يتغلب اندفاعنا إليه] أو الاندفاع عنه إلى حد الامتناع التام عن لقائه حين يتغلب خوفنا من صدوده. وبين هذين الحدين نجد العديد من الحالات الوسطية أيضا.

34- هذا التناقض مبعث ألم، بل وألم عميق كما نقلته لنا قصائد الشعراء وروايات الكتاب، ممن عاشوا هذا التناقض الممض أو تخيلوه على الأقل. ولعل من الطريف هنا أن نلاحظ التبدل في شعور الحب من حيث كونه في الأساس مصدر فرح وبهجة ليغدو مصدر ألم وعذاب.

35- ههنا تبدأ تتجمهر كتلة من المشاعر المتراكبة المتعلقة بشخص ما وبالذات المحبة نفسها وبالعلاقة (أو ما يتخيل أنه علاقة بينهما): من الحب والألم والكبرياء والانسحاق. ويبدو كما لو أن الحب يشعل أتون تلك المشاعر ويصهرها معا في كتلة متحركة، تأخذ المرء أحيانا إلى حد الجنون أو حد فقدان الإحساس بأي شيء أو انفلاتها تجاه أمر آخر قد يتمثل كتعويض (ربما صورة المحبوب أو رسم له أو مكان تواجد سابق له، الخ)، أو قد يندفع الشخص تجاه نشاط أو فعاليه يجد فيها السلوى عن بلوائه (كالفن مثلا أو كتابة الشعر أو القصة أو الموسيقى او لربما العلوم)؛ ففي أنشطة كهذه "يسيطر" الشخص على موضوعه ويغدو هو المتحكم فيه من حيث هو بنية قابلة للتحكم. أما المحبوب فلا سبيل للسيطرة عليه فحركته ذاتية لا يكاد يضبطها ضابط (كما يتراءى للشخص الذي يحب).

 

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Posted by alma on 20.11.2008
 

amatory AM-uh-tor-ee; -tohr-, adjective: of love; expressing love, especially sexual

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Posted by alma on 13.11.2008
 

Sheikh, sex is another form of communication. In long term relationships, i think it plays other roles than pure communication, because it begins to carry more meanings within it. You do not have to "bond" with someone to have sex with them or to have sex in order to bond. These are two different feelings and actions.

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Posted by Ghassan on 27.10.2008
 

"why" needs more in deepth pscyco analysis that I'm not sure if I can answer.. but I know the true love feeling for someone (including a girl) that goes beyond sexual attraction or need..

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Posted by sheikh on 27.10.2008
 

Questions:

- Why do you feel that bonding to someone whom you haven't sex with yet?

- WHy you don't feel a bonding to someone whom you are having sex with?

 

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Posted by Ghassan on 26.10.2008
 

actually yes! and maybe that's why the most beautiful and honest love poems comes from conservative oriental societies such as India and Arabia..

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Posted by kurt on 26.10.2008
 

I wonder if love would be so important if individuals were having more sex. I mean often times what I miss is intimacy and once I engage in the act of sex and touching, I am less needing love per se.

I have the feeling confused: I think I want love, when in reality I want to be touched, held, etc.

So, would love be such a focal point in our lives if sex were more allowed less of taboo, and easier to get from persons whom you feel safe with?

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Posted by Ghassan on 24.10.2008
 

my perspective to love, is to feel strong positive toward someone without expecting any gain in return, mostly either sex or money..

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Posted by alma on 24.10.2008
 

Yes! Exactly my sentiments. You type in "love" in Google and that is the first result one gets! Maybe that is what love is: a woman dancing in a bikini and here we have been discussing the philosophy, science, emotions of love, when it is a woman dancing in a bikini.

What a fool i am. i should be looking for sex in a bikini and i would then have fulfilled my search on love.

What, if any, is the difference between love and sex?

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Posted by Ghassan on 24.10.2008
 

@alma !!! are you sure about the link.. it's a japanese girl dancing in bikini!

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Posted by alma on 24.10.2008
 

i typed in "love" in Google and i got this as the first hit

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gXPkBLnZ0hk

Love it! Really, this should tell us a lot about love.

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Posted by zeeno on 05.10.2008
 
A new discovery by scientists attributes love to hormone called "oxytocin", if it follows the footsteps of "serotonin" (the hormone responsible for depression) could it end up as a medication like the "serotonin" did in Prozac? this article says its highly improbable...http://discovermagazine.com/2003/may/featlove
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