It's your fault I love you
By savypat
@savypat (20216)
United States
8 responses
@paula27661 (15811)
• Australia
15 Jul 09
That's funny!
I know what you mean though...
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@jalucia (1431)
• United States
14 Jul 09
Kind of? :) This has been said to me - or, at least, some variation of it. I usually perceive it as a compliment, though. It's usually my bf that says it. He may say something like "why you make me love you so much?" (with a smile) I think it's supposed to mean that I am so in love with you I feel helpless ... like you caste a spell on me. But, if it's not your man that's saying it it could be a little awkward. It seems you like you don't reciprocate this guy's feelings. In this instance, what he is saying has a grain of truth to it. If you know that he has strong feelings for you and you don't have the same for him, and these feelings that he has for you could be making his life more complicated and disappointing, than you "kind of" do have a responsibility to minimize the damage to his emotions. I've seen women cry on the shoulders of, laugh, hug, lay next to, spend a lot of time alone with a man that they know was heavily interested in them - and these women knew that they didn't feel the same. Not right.
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@savypat (20216)
• United States
14 Jul 09
The women you are talking about are teases and must bear the responsibility for that, it is a cruel thing to do. Thank you for your different point of view. Please understand this does not involve me personally. When I create these discussions it's because I heard or read or know of situations like this. Please remember this is a virtual world here. But my questions are valid because I often wonder what I would do if placed in the same situation. Thanks
@jalucia (1431)
• United States
14 Jul 09
oh, I didn't know it wasn't your personal situation cuz you used words like "I" and "Me". It is good to ask questions for the sake of discussion. Do you really view My Lot as a virtual world - separate from our realities? (Maybe I should start that discussion :) )
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@paula27661 (15811)
• Australia
15 Jul 09
That’s a good one! How immature is that comment? I have never been told anything like that before. What are you supposed to do when you hear ‘It’s your fault I love you…” apologise? Geesh…That’s just silly!

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@tigeraunt (6326)
• Philippines
15 Jul 09
that is weird and funny!
why do you love and then give fault to another? loving doesnt command "you should love me if i love you" because love is unconditional. i dont know why you call it love at all. sorry. no offense. ann
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@PeacefulWmn9 (10420)
• United States
14 Jul 09
I really don't think love is a feeling we can force or control, and fault doesn't enter into it. We love who we love; we cannot love who we don't. This is my personal take and experience.
Karen
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