Does love ever die?
By mojcica
@mojcica (1511)
Slovenia
October 8, 2008 5:55am CST
When you are with someone in a relationship and there is love involved it might happen that you drift appart and finaly end the whole thing.
What happens with love? Is it possible to just stop loving someone you used to love? To stop having feelings? Or do they just passes into different level?
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3 responses
@anitajayakumar (1202)
• India
22 Oct 08
True love doesn't die it just changes over time. some up's and some downs.
keep posting take care and have fun..
@jhenn22 (1242)
• Philippines
22 Oct 08
for me, love doesn't die. I don't think you can stop loving the person you used to love before. There are instances that you think that you never love him / her anymore but the truth is he / she has still a space on your heart that nobody can replace it. Maybe you can find someone you love more but it doesn't mean that you have stop loving someone you have loved before. Love doesn't die as long as heart continously beating.
@shell94 (990)
• Canada
8 Oct 08
Time and situations within a relationship can set the course for whether or not the feelings will flourish onward or cause you to drift apart. I know in my own relationships over the years, my actions as well as the actions of others has definitely affected some relationships, not for the best either. My hubby for example, not being affectionate and belittling me at times has made me question alot about our relationship and whether it will be able to survivve or not.
At this point in time I am unsure still.
@mojcica (1511)
• Slovenia
8 Oct 08
Yes as I said in previous post, things are never perfect, and love is far from being the way it's represented in theory. Men with their so called masculinity tend to ruin and question it many times. Im sorry to hear you are in one of those situation. My best to you! *hugs*
