Of course, Juicy, it's much better to have loved and lost that love and learned lessons from it, that way we don't have to learn any more lessons, we just apply what we've learned in the future. Trust me, I have a masters from the School of Hard Knocks....
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You judge me for being different, I laugh because you are all the same!
Originally posted by Candice Of course, Juicy, it's much better to have loved and lost that love and learned lessons from it, that way we don't have to learn any more lessons, we just apply what we've learned in the future. Trust me, I have a masters from the School of Hard Knocks....
Originally posted by Candice Of course, Juicy, it's much better to have loved and lost that love and learned lessons from it, that way we don't have to learn any more lessons, we just apply what we've learned in the future. Trust me, I have a masters from the School of Hard Knocks....
I rebooted, deleted temp files, history, cookies and everything...still cannot view the news clip. All I see is that fucking gay ass music video from "Rick Roll". Anyone else have a different link to the news clip?
Originally posted by SleazyDream the weirdest thing about finding someone you love is you trust them unconditionally - no matter what they do or say.
and then ...
There comes a time where you've heard it all, said it all, done it all. Then shit goes sour, you grow apart and you loose a person who ment the world to you at one point.
There comes a time where you've heard it all, said it all, done it all. Then shit goes sour, you grow apart and you loose a person who ment the world to you at one point.
shit goes sour when it's someone that you were able to love - not that you truly loved. you don't ever loose that feeling for someone you TRULY love, even if your lives have to move apart from each other. True love is not based on what they say or do.
in a way - true love is like how most parents love a child - unconditonally - different of course, but on a similar kind of level.
I think so. I always laugh at crazy ass people who stalk each other around, break up and get back together a thousand times, scream, fight, break stuff, call the police, get restraining orders, etc., etc. Almost everyone knows couples like this. They just can't seem to leave each other alone, no matter what.
It's pitiful on the one hand... but on the other, I don't think I've ever felt that strongly about anyone. I suppose it might be nice to be that passionate about someone. When I got divorced, it took me all of about 2 weeks to be over it.
Originally posted by Holly I think so. I always laugh at crazy ass people who stalk each other around, break up and get back together a thousand times, scream, fight, break stuff, call the police, get restraining orders, etc., etc. Almost everyone knows couples like this. They just can't seem to leave each other alone, no matter what.
It's pitiful on the one hand... but on the other, I don't think I've ever felt that strongly about anyone. I suppose it might be nice to be that passionate about someone. When I got divorced, it took me all of about 2 weeks to be over it.
i pity you
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Why??? Because of my ex? I wasn't being mean. We get along great and I still speak to him all the time. We got a divorce because of something *he* did. I loved him, but it made me realize I didn't love him "like that". I guess that's why it wasn't completely heartbreaking and left me feeling like it was for the best.
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