Can You Love More Than One?
@saigonwarrior (1331)
United States
April 17, 2007 5:56am CST
I was reading someone else's blog yesterday and decided to ask the same question here at MyLot that I saw there. This may seem an odd question to ask, but I was a bit curious to see what you felt about this.
Can a person love two people with the same intensity?
I am speaking of romantic love.
For example a man loving two women, a women loving two men.
Three men, Three women, etc.
Do you think this is possible? Or do you think that we can love only one person at a time romantically?
I am curious to see your thoughts on this subject. Myself? I am not so sure of the answer to this question.
2 responses
@saigonwarrior (1331)
• United States
17 Apr 07
Yes, that is a good point and I agree with loving someone with the same intensity but at different times in your life.
I think maybe you can love 2 people simultaneously but not with the same romantic intensity, there are different kinds of love.
I am not so sure, the blog that I read on the subject was answered by many with just about a split decision on the topic.
@lonely_f16 (2146)
• Philippines
17 Apr 07
I think and believe that we could love two or even three people or etc but without the same intensity. You could love Person A but love Person B more than Person A. I've read it somewhere too that the intensity is really different and that's why we can choose that person who we could be with forever.
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@saigonwarrior (1331)
• United States
17 Apr 07
I would think that romantic intensity would be enough to deal with in a relationship with one person let alone two.
On those lines, how many people find that type of romantic love even once in their lives?
