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Permalink Reply by Danny on January 18, 2012 at 11:32am you don't believe in true love then?
Permalink Reply by Ashley on January 18, 2012 at 6:44pm I just got a bit thrown off with the Dirt Room comment, but yeah, my input on true love is that isn't not what the films want you to think it is.. As a film maker I wanna make a "romantic" film that's actually more realistic..no hot air balloons rides, and dramatic liners... just real basic, indy love. :)
Permalink Reply by Feel on January 19, 2012 at 10:10pm True love is that feeling that tells you when you want to be with someone forever but then they don't feel the exact same way.... I don t know.
Permalink Reply by Danny on January 19, 2012 at 11:13pm True love is that feeling that tells you when you want to be with someone forever but then they don't feel the exact same way.... I don t know.
Permalink Reply by Ashley on January 20, 2012 at 1:37pm Why would you say true love is the feeling that you have that someone else doesn't have..that's not true love at all...
WELL first off, I feel the need to define "love" love, is actually not an emotion, but TRUE definition, love is: one working and willing for the good of another. So by that definition, a lot of times when we say we "love" someone, we aren't always as loving as we should be.. and with said definition at our feet, so to speak, it is not as important to say "I love you" to someone you feel towards, but rather "I like you" as we should, as humans always be wanting the good of another, with selfless intentions, and yet we can never truly have selfless intentions, because we have become these creatures of shadow, always working with self benifit, and rarely working selflessly. So I feel, I would rather hear, from someone with understanding of this concept, "I like you.." because it has more meaning than "love" Though, food for thought, in this society, where we, as established moments ago, we are selfish, maybe love IS the correct word, because by saying "I love you" it is insuring that "you" (in the royal sense of the word, not so much the 2nd person sense) are a good person, because you will and work for the good of the one whom you say "I love you" to. However, back in reality, no one really uses this definition of love, and thusly, the purest meaning is but, dust in the wind, to be a bit cliche. I also can say, and feel no guilt, that it is society's fault that we have desensitized ourselves to word that should hold so much meaning. The word "like" when used to express a feeling or foundness, could be so much for powerful than it is now, and "love" aaah yes, love, could have a more intense meaning. When one views love as an emotion expressing foundness, and in some cases sexual desires it rather loses path to the true meaning; because sexual desire condensed into one word is simply "lust" which has adopted negitive context. Though lust could have ties to other meanings, IE- in the Phantom of the Opera at the end, Christine says to the Phantom "..have you gourged yourself in your lust for blood? Am I not to be pray to your lust for flesh?" Displaying that lust can come in different forms, but when one thinks of lust, they think of sex, which is the root of the word mostly. However, for sake of arguemnt, we can simply say "lust" with the understanding that we are addressing sex. Back on track, I'd like to address the point that the feelings of lust aren't always negitive. A husband could lust for his wife, and she for him, and that is a healthy relationship..it is when you lust for someone out of your relationship. I say relationship open-endedly, as I do not wish to discuss the root of whom you could have a broken relationship with..and thusly will say lusting outside of your relationship is when one should feel that they have wronged the other people involved. (relationship being used to describe the connection or level of, I suppose, closeness had with another. Friendships, parent-kid, dating..all forms of relationships) Love and lust are two very different concepts, as you can see, and like and love are similar but not enough to consider the same. So if you are a math driven person, we will call LOVE "A", LIKE "B", and LUST "C", A does not equal B and B does not equal C so naturally C does not equal A. They are 3 different words, 3 different concepts. However, these three things make a perfect romantic relationship. If person 1 is willing and working the good for person 2 and person 2 is willing and working the good of person 1, they can say they truly love each other. With love, comes respect because when you want what is good for someone else, you are respecting their needs..maybe not their wants, but their needs. If person 1 generally always likes person 2 and vise versa, then it is easy to say they are usually happy and enjoying the company of one another, which is good to do when you are involved with another person. Now, up until this point, I've described any possible relationship, friends or parents etc.. but the key componet is really the attracted desire for another. I realize that is may seem as if I'm encouraging sex in all relationships, which may go against many beliefs, but to be truthful, we all have desires of the sexual nature.. it is part of the sinful flesh that many would object to my last point on. However, keeping this as sectional as possible, you have to want another person in ways you don't want your parents, or your best friends. If you go around kissing all of your friends, I think it's time to rethink a lot of your choices..haha. I'd say a better choice of wording for the point I am trying to drive home is person 1 needs to want to kiss/cuddle/have sex (maybe not all of them but come on, either you're on board or you're not..) person 2..and vise versa person 2 has to want to be intimate with person 1 in some way. It makes the perfect romantic relationship, and everyone will hit those 3 points when they are ready. I am also not saying that anyone who fights in their relationship or has disagreements etc needs to end their friendship or stop dating because there is a way to fight fair and a way this is unhealthy. HOWEVER, this could go on even LONGER if I went into details there, and seems like it would be a good piece for next time, if enough people ask about it. So what do I think about "true love" I think true love is when you truly work selflessly for the good of another person, which is hard to come by, and if you do, hold on to that person and if you happen to have that person in your life this Valentine's Day, treat them extra special with this new found knowledge, and give them the respect they deserve, and tell them, you like them. It'll throw them for a loop, and spark a conversation piece over that romantic dinner you are having with them. Happy trails, and I'd like to say that even though I don't know many of you, I do hope that you know, I will do whatever I can to always will and work the good of you.
(this is taken from a blog I wrote, I copy and pasted it.. sorry it's so long, you obviously don't have to read all of it..haha but if you're reading this, I assume you DID read it all..ahaha so good for you!)
Permalink Reply by Ashley on January 20, 2012 at 3:30pm ...yes it is long, but did you read it? did you enjoy it? or just simply feel the need to state the obvious..?
Permalink Reply by Danny on January 20, 2012 at 3:34pm
Permalink Reply by Ashley on January 20, 2012 at 3:37pm Haha that's fine darling. I'm a slower reader as well. I unfortunately copied and pasted the unedited version, so it'll be a little rough.. hahaa but you can keep up with all my thoughts ans crazy ideas by following my blog if you'd like..
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