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Hmm... Nah i don't think i believe In tRue LOvE. But if when it comes to a family member or a friend. Can someone define the meaning of 'love'? Xd
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Yes.
I do believe in true love.
Where love radiates naturally.

Both parters are willing to make sacrifices to protect and grow their relationship.

It truly saddens me more and more people are falling for "depression".


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Yeah, I do.

GLXC_AUS said:
Both parters are willing to make sacrifices to protect and grow their relationship.
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I agree with this sentiment. True love is when all parties actively show compassion toward one another and aren't afraid to make sacrifices to ensure that their relationship flourishes. It's when you can see and admit your loved one has flaws but you are able to look past that, and are willing to help them improve and grow. It's when you're still willing to stand by their side even when they're at their hardest & darkest moments.
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True love starts with your family, like your Mom and Dad. Then it starts to branch off into other people you like. True love is a feeling that you can’t describe because everyone has a different feeling for True Love, but everyone can tell when they learned really find true love.
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Bliss2k said:
do you believe in true love?

i dont even know whats love anymore, i have no time for it :meh: :sleep:
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First, it depends if you mean romantic or platonic true love because I do not at all believe in romantic true love.
I did a whole presentation on why true love couldn’t exist in the society we’ve created lololol. (In short, research sexualisation, commercialisation, privatisation of love, injust portrayals of one sided love and the nature of cynicism - shattered assumptions theory). :D

I believe perfect love cannot ever be achieved because people themselves are imperfect. I choose not to believe in soulmates because I am not going to wait around for someone that probably won’t arrive.

We say things like accepting imperfections but it is much harder to do than say. What about their limitations? Could you forgive someone if they couldn’t understand you or be there for you at a particular time?

I hate the labels that say, “You’re just saying this because you’ve never experienced it” because that is absolutely true! I have the right to my opinions but you shouldn’t devalue them just because of experience.

Rant over, I hate romance but I don’t mind it for other people. In fact, it makes them a lot happier. But romantic true love isn’t something that I think I need.
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XxLiazaliaxX said:
First, it depends if you mean romantic or platonic true love because I do not at all believe in romantic true love.
I did a whole presentation on why true love couldn’t exist in the society we’ve created lololol. (In short, research sexualisation, commercialisation, privatisation of love, injust portrayals of one sided love and the nature of cynicism - shattered assumptions theory). :D

I believe perfect love cannot ever be achieved because people themselves are imperfect. I choose not to believe in soulmates because I am not going to wait around for someone that probably won’t arrive.

We say things like accepting imperfections but it is much harder to do than say. What about their limitations? Could you forgive someone if they couldn’t understand you or be there for you at a particular time?

I hate the labels that say, “You’re just saying this because you’ve never experienced it” because that is absolutely true! I have the right to my opinions but you shouldn’t devalue them just because of experience.

Rant over, I hate romance but I don’t mind it for other people. In fact, it makes them a lot happier. But romantic true love isn’t something that I think I need.
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Yep right
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Verified Fangirl said:
Yeah, I do.


I agree with this sentiment. True love is when all parties actively show compassion toward one another and aren't afraid to make sacrifices to ensure that their relationship flourishes. It's when you can see and admit your loved one has flaws but you are able to look past that, and are willing to help them improve and grow. It's when you're still willing to stand by their side even when they're at their hardest & darkest moments.
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Precisely. :)
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XxLiazaliaxX said:
First, it depends if you mean romantic or platonic true love because I do not at all believe in romantic true love.
I did a whole presentation on why true love couldn’t exist in the society we’ve created lololol. (In short, research sexualisation, commercialisation, privatisation of love, injust portrayals of one sided love and the nature of cynicism - shattered assumptions theory). :D

I believe perfect love cannot ever be achieved because people themselves are imperfect. I choose not to believe in soulmates because I am not going to wait around for someone that probably won’t arrive.

We say things like accepting imperfections but it is much harder to do than say. What about their limitations? Could you forgive someone if they couldn’t understand you or be there for you at a particular time?

I hate the labels that say, “You’re just saying this because you’ve never experienced it” because that is absolutely true! I have the right to my opinions but you shouldn’t devalue them just because of experience.

Rant over, I hate romance but I don’t mind it for other people. In fact, it makes them a lot happier. But romantic true love isn’t something that I think I need.
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Applause
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