Thats a great question on BOTS

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flossie2005

26-07-2014

Originally Posted by Sticky Bun:
“It's a connection you have with someone. It's visual, chemical and mental. It can be instant or it can grow over time. How you nurture it when you have it is what counts. You won't always both be on the same page, but one of you will be willing to keep it going when things get tough. As you age and grow 'together' the pay off is a love more profound and passionate than anything you felt in the beginning.

Dedicated to my husband of 27 years.”

See what I mean???

purplesky

26-07-2014

Love is...intangible.

An Thropologist

26-07-2014

Originally Posted by TheGreatKatsby:
“You should listen to it An Throp, it's one of those songs that practically destroys me beside it's really beautiful lol! It's originally a Fleetwood Mac song and Eva Cassidy sang a beautiful cover of it.”

Oh that Songbird. Fleetwood Mac of course I know it. I have had the album for ever. Doh.

FoxyRoxi

26-07-2014

I met my husband at his brothers engagement party, I was there with my friend. When the slow records started I glanced up and he was looking at me, he blushed and ask me to dance, we have been married 33 years. A few years after we were married we were talking about how we met and he admitted that he was going to ask my friend to dance

but he was to much a gentleman to ignore me and ask her

. As we got to know each other we found out that we both loved swimming as children he suddenly said "that's where I know you from" apparently we used to go swimming at the same pool and play throw the penny, tag, ect, its a small world

46+2

26-07-2014

Love is only having 3 places in mind to hide the body after the first 3 years.

Loving someone you are attracted to is different to being in love with someone.

The_Bonobo

26-07-2014

Love is real , real is love
Love is feeling , feeling love
Love is wanting to be loved

Love is touch, touch is love
Love is reaching, reaching love
Love is asking to be loved

Love is you
You and me
Love is knowing
we can be

Love is free, free is love
Love is living, living love
Love is needed to be loved

vpower

26-07-2014

Originally Posted by Arcana:
“It's like a mild form mental illness....specifically obsessive-compulsive disorder.”

I'd agree with this

silven

26-07-2014

When I met my hubby I just thought "I have to see this man again".

Anyway how could I resist a man who ran away from the circus!

GTR Davo

26-07-2014

Originally Posted by Darcyprincess:
“Really, I am quite surprised as you have had a number of relationships. What about the butterfly feeling when you see that person and the longing and missing of somebody in separation? There are so many little sides of love.”

I have not had the butterflies! I'm the sort of guy who don't get excited too easily when with holidays booked I wasn't excited until the morning we are leaving. Iv had a very strong connection to partners, missed them when they were away and cared a lot in the sense that I just wanted to look after and protect them, got upset when they did etc but I don't think that was love.

Kittygodfree

26-07-2014

Listen to Sophie Ellis Bextors' Young Blood 'beautiful lyrics makes me cry

johnny_dole

26-07-2014

something that doesnt exist and often gets mistaken for lust

its all chemical baby

i am so alone

zerosky

26-07-2014

Plato is always a good start for these kind of questions...

“Love' is the name for our pursuit of wholeness, for our desire to be complete.”

netcurtains

26-07-2014

It's just one of those things that you just know when it happens but you can't quite put your finger on why it happened or what caused it. I met my husband 20yrs ago and it was love at first sight, instant connection and all that sort of thing. I still get a tummy flip when I clap eyes on him.

The_Bonobo

26-07-2014

Love is what it means to you at the time.

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