I'm the kinda person that when I'm in love with whom ever I put 100% into the relationship. I love my partner to the best of my ability. I make very sure that my partner know's without a doubt that I love him or her. So my question is do my partner him or her be greatful or even just apprecaite the love that I have given and showed them when it's all over. Do anyone ever apprecaite someone esle loving besides a family memeber.
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YES THEY'RE VERY GRATEFUL FROM SELF EXPERIENCE I HAD SOMEONE WHO LOVED ME A 100% AND I FELT THE LOVE THEY GAVE ME I WILL ALWAYS APPRECIATE THEM FOR THAT. THEY ALSO TAUGHT ME HOW TO LOVE BACK I'LL ALWAYS CARRY THEM IN MY HEART FOR THAT IF I COULD TURN THE HANDS OF TIME BACK I'LL LOVE TO RELIVE THAT MOMENT
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To me, Love is an endless supply.\n\nTo honestly feel that you can care about someone, and have that someone feel the exact same as you is an incredible, awesome, refreshing experience. It comes from deep within and you will never want to be without that feeling.
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you know you love somebody when you can't think of anything or anyone else. you know you are IN LOVE with someone when you know you can't survive without their love. i hope it works out for you. good luck.
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Yes, I have been in love.  What I did to tell him was to sew shirts for him, play chef's assistant when he wanted to cook, and cook when he did not want to, wash his clothes . . . but you get the idea.  When you love someone, actions speak way louder than words.  Anyone can say "I love you" and not mean it, maybe not even know what love is.  But doing nice things for him, things HE considers nice, will show him.  I used to read to Steve, books he had chosen for me to read, one chapter at a time.  Certainly he could read for himself, but he liked this little "ritual" of togetherness.  The important thing is to do what he wants you to do, not those things you want to do which force your tastes on him or try to change him.  If he wants you to do something you find immoral or distasteful, you can tell him that.  But if you can do it, and you know how to do it, love means you will want to do it.  And no, I'm not particularly talking about sex, although that is undoubtedly included in what he wants you to do!
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You are extremely happy, like you have never been before. It is almost too good to be true! You let yourself be carried by that person, for a moment there you forget about the world and think that only you and your partner exist. It is amazing, but as good as it can get, it can get pretty bad too.
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I agree with you that in most relationships, it really bonds two people. There are a few exceptions but they are very rare.\nEach time I have sexy with my hubby, I feel closer than ever before!
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It is possible, but you need to let them come to you. It seems like you are trying, if you're asking us if its possible to have a good relationship with them. Just let them know you'll always be there for them. And just be there for them in their time of need. If they talk back to you, let them have their time. Just don't push it, and one day they will see how much you've done for them..and hopefully come to you.
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Madly and passionnately and still am! We were together for 6 years before getting married and went through all kinds of Hell...We made it and are all the stronger for it...\n\nThanks...\nYou've just reminded me of how much I love him... :D I think I'm going to go wake him up "nicely" just to show him just how much... LOL As a matter of fact I'm sure he'll want to thank you too from the bottom of his...um....heart. :D\n\n(LOL Seriously, Thanks.)
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My friends and I were just talking about this last night...We have came to the conclusion that Love is a very strong word.  So many people today believe that they are in love, but love is to give unconditionally... love is putting someone elses needs before your own.  I have thought I was in love 2 times, I am now divorced with three kids and I can honestly say I have never loved anyone the way I love my children... If you can honestly say to your self that I would die for them  I mean being truthful to yourself and saying I would die for you... that's love... and I have never felt that way before.... and you don't have to be in love to be with someone...if you enjoy the company why say it's over... just enjoy your life  you only have one.
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i am a firm believer in no one can take anyone away from anyone else. when there is a couple and they are in love nothing can break this bond. if something does then it was not a true bond. good for you.
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...wish to share, am a returner favourer kinda person.\n\n1.26 11:51p est Stupendous Man, silly of me to confuse you with that little guy Calvin, guess I thought he looked a little like you.\nFor me it would depend what those differences were. If we're talking about weaknesses in character, then have to say I have seen that used as a weapon, friend on friend, sibling on sibling, and of course spouse on spouse. \nI had a realization once that I turned into a caution motto, "There is no one in this world who loves you so much as to not say a negative thing about you behind your back." (yes, very familiar with feeling betrayed, but let's leave that) And I guess a similar expression would be, "There isn't likely to be anyone in this world who loves you enough, never to hold your weaknesses against you." Whether that weakness is being too emotional or not emotional enough, or having to much to say or not being able to verbalize worth a poo, ya know the contrast between one personality and it's opposite.\n\nI guess what I am getting to, is that it's possible to love someone and know they have this difference about them, and SOMETHING ELSE gets in between you, and in the course of having it out one spouse retaliates with pointed references to this "difference". IT ISN'T because they were always really bothered by it and just never brought it up before, it's more that they were running out of arguments about the actual issue at hand, and needed some grounds to prove their "right"geousness in the fallout.\nFeeling misunderstood on both sides is where the real problem is. It's not necessarily a communication breakdown, it could be the gradually ending of sympathy, feeling unequal in a relationship, feeling undervalued. Then it's "who cares if you're sensitive about this difference, I want to right no matter the cost, I want to be heard whatever might fly from my lips"\nIt's sad and unnecessary, but it comes from people's focus on theirselves. If more people tried to see it from the opposing perspective this world would be a much more peacful place.
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When you truly love your partner, there is no way you will do it with someone else because you wouldn't want to do anything that could hurt you love and oftentimes you wouldn't be feeling interested to anyone else...people who like having many partners just havent  found their match yet.
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Love differs in every person, but for my experience i grown to love this person, we starts as friends, in just a short time i feel comfortable being close with him, i trust everything about my self, i fell secured everytime he's with me, i told him even the shamefull experience i had. I am never bother with my weaknesses for i know that with him everything will be alright. There is always security in this relationship. i fell contented.
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Let me tell you a little bit about my own experience: \n     I tell my girlfriend all the time, very sincerely and sweetly, that i love her.  I do spontaneous things, like buying flowers or candy or some other gift, for no reason at all.  And i sometimes just hang out with her, with no obligations or intentions; just hanging out to be with her.  Yet, she sometimes gets insecure, and doubts me.  It has never been because of something that i have done, just that that is how she is.  Lately, because of this, i have been sensing those things, and i have found myself being emotionally hurt by her, and the little things that she has been doing.........  I love her more than you could imagine, but because of her doubts and insecurities, i have been getting hurt, and i now have doubts as to whether the relationship is fit to survive.  \n     In your case, if he has done nothing to bring about these feelings, then you should probably have no worries.  Innocent until proven guilty.  I know, from personal experience, that it starts to hurt when you signifigant other doubts you and your motives/intentions when you say "i love you."  It is extremely painful because you say those words to someone, expressing what you truly feel inside (not in all cases mind you), and then you are essentially "slapped" in the face when that person questions you.  If your boyfriend is seemingly sweet and sincere, then he probably really means it.  if he respects you as a person, and is supportive of you, then i would say that he probably means it.  Good luck to you, and i hope that i have helped.
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A man once had true feelings for me, we didn't just have sex. He held me, kissed me, cuddled and watched movies, and he made me feel wonderful. I loved him and it felt great. I came to believe that if this is so bad, why is it so wonderful. From then on, I felt no shame and believed truly that love conceurs all.
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one thing about love is that you will NEVER know that someone loves you.... however, time will reveal itself in how the person treats you.  Do they respect you and make you feel good about yourself?  Are you happy when you're with that person? Do you feel you can open up to the person and be consoled?  Is the person faithfully consistent with you?  Love is a constant....and love develops and grow with time. You cannot prove someone loves you....they SHOW IT!!!
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I tell my son that I love him...When I leave for work, before I say good by on the phone, and before he goes to bed.  I don't think it ever too many times to let a love one know how loved they are.