break up

@gkutti (111)
March 8, 2013 4:07am CST
these days it is becoming one of the most common words used by the teens. What do you thing is making people want to break off a relation so special as love? is the true love restricted only to literature and has vanished in the waking world? I think it is mainly due to the presentation self people present themselves infront of their patners hiding their real self. what do you say my friends??
6 responses
• United States
9 Mar 13
Yes, I perfectly agree with you cos if someone has agreed to enter into any relationship with you, then he/she has accepted your personality as at the time of the first date. In a case where you bring out your real self later on, he/she might discover a different character from what he wants in a relationship. other factors count though.
@gkutti (111)
10 Mar 13
yeah your are right. I believe that when you love a person you need to love all the factors, character and ideas of that person without expecting any alteration in their personality. but is it even possible for someone to love this way? what do you think?
@gkutti (111)
10 Mar 13
so personality and love are so very related, what if under some pressure you act something out of your personality? do think they will understand or will they abandon you thinking you acted with them for so long or do you think they will understand? even if they understand do you think that this love is going to remain the same?
• United States
10 Mar 13
Yeah, it is absolutely possible but rare to find. That is why I value originality so much. If someone loves you for who you are, the love becomes natural and a change in personality will in turn alter that love. It is always advisable for people to remain original, you never can tell, that person that admires you only sees your present personality as at the time of the admiration.
@cherigucchi (14879)
• Philippines
11 Mar 13
Funny how teens play around with love nowadays. They fall in love with love and not with the person. When they find something that turns them off, they easily forget that beautiful thing called love. They seem to easily jump from one relationship to another and breaking up becomes a habit.
@gkutti (111)
11 Mar 13
that is what surprises me the most, they do not speak about the past and treat it a s one more incident in life and someone even refers to it as an 'accident' and never even give a thought. do not know whether to call this a boon or a bane. what do you say friends?
@maximax8 (31053)
• United Kingdom
8 Mar 13
I am seeing a program about science bringing together single people to make matched couples. Some of them are well matched and for others something is very wrong with the selected match. These mature people think they know what they are seeking in romantic partner. By comparison teens are yet not fully understanding romance and relationships. The hide themselves under hair, make up and groovy clothing. Their love experiences are so superficial. Love in books is so much better than real love it seems to me. Modern teen couples are always breaking up. They are not yet at an age they wish for marriage and then children.
@gkutti (111)
9 Mar 13
yeah you are right, but what do we actually need to seek in a patner? do not you think these frequent break ups make them loose trust in love itself? what do you think?
@kprofgames (3091)
• United States
8 Mar 13
I think people need to see each other for a while before they have those feelings of love. I have dated people before and after a few months just knew we weren't compatible. So people do date and break up without being in love. It's just part of the learning process of getting to know another person. As for teens, well I know I wasn't mature enough or serious enough to think that it was love. I wanted to be an adult first, on my own and experience the world and grow as a person before had any thoughts of that.
@gkutti (111)
9 Mar 13
hmm.... could be true. But what catagory do you think the love at first sight come under? Is it always a mere attraction ? or can people really trust this feeling?
• Indonesia
8 Mar 13
It's not a true love if someone breaking up a relationship, I think. For teens a true love usually means you+me=happy ever after, they are looking for the perfect one like all the prince in the teenlit story.
@gkutti (111)
9 Mar 13
well cannot actually blame them for searching for the prince for I myself did that until a short while ago. But figured ot there id=s no happy ever after. A perfect patner is with whom we can enjoy the happy moments and get through the bad easily. But you say never can people break up in a true relation. You mean people should not fight with the perfect or does it mean the perfect pair never fight? can you explain it to please. because i myself have a lot of fights... :p
@roshigo58 (4859)
• Pune, India
12 Mar 13
Hi, You are right. Break up in relations are due to their presentation. For impressing someone pretends as a nice person, very caring and loving and deceives other by the presentation. But after coming into contact for a long time the lie is exposed and real nature is known. so there are break ups. The people who are in love try to impress each other. There is no true love, only attraction. If there is true love then there will be no break up.