whats the meaning of LOVE in divorce?
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Because people confuse marriage with weddings.  People spend so much time planning the perfect wedding and forget about whats going to come after the flowers have died and the cakes been eaten.  They don't realise the commitment they're actually making and when this sets in after they become so unhappy that it inevitably leads to divorce.  Some of the most happily married couples I know went off and got married alone in little ceremonies with no trimmings and they're still together like glue because they knew it was a marriage they were having and not a wedding.
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When a rerson makes a commitment to another person, they should do what they say they're going to do. If you truly "love" the person, then you will find ways to stay together. Then why am I divorced you ask.......I can only speak for myself and not somebody else. I made that commitment......she didn't! Both people have to make it(commitment) for it to work. There has to be a oneness of purpose, and an undying bond for them to stay together forever. Happens every day! Good luck in your life, and may you find that "perfect one".
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Love is the state of mental awareness achieved by acknowledging and accepting the responsibilities, sacrifices, and differences that must be overcome in order to have a healthy and exciting relationship.\n\nLove is often mistaken for the more emotion based thought processes of passion, lust, and desire- which are derived more commonly from insecurity and sexual or emotional needs.\n\nYeah, it sounds like that came from a textbook but those are my own words.
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If you look in the dictionary... Love is a verb... which makes it an action... I've been married for 27 years and there are days and sometimes longer when I don't have that special feeling for my wife.  \nJust remember Jesus loved us all the way to the cross..
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LOVE: when u feel in your heart that you'd truly do anything for him/her. You want to make them happy!\nCRUSH: when u just wanna bone or make out all day everyday!
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Love is an unconditional feeling that shouldn't go away with a fight. Sure, you may disagree, but love is deeper than a petty argument and I think it's impossible to "lose love" over something small.
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Obviously a different form of Love. It is kind of odd for people to say that. I've never heard this myself, I would have to say it's very strange. Next time you hear somone say that, ask them what it means. LUCK TO YOU!
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(m)\n\nMy definition of love used to be this overwhelming warm, fuzzy feeling. When you see her, the world seems beautiful, the birds are singing, and everything reminds you of her. Your heart races whenever she walks into the room.\n\nThat is "being in love." This emotional reaction is a lot of fun but we shouldn't confuse these feelings with love itself. Some people think that they can tell how long a relationship will last based upon how powerful the feelings of attraction are. They spend massive amounts of time trying to decide whether or not they're "in love."\n\nWhat they're overlooking is that love is a decision to do what is best for another person, even if the warm fuzzies are long gone. But it's not enough to want to do what is good for the other. We must form our minds according to the truth that God has revealed so that we know what is good for the other, and we are not just doing whatever feels good. Once we know what is good for the other, all that remains is to follow through and live out that love in our actions.\n\nI think the biggest difference between love and infatuation is that love does not "happen" to couples--it is something they do. It is a task. If the initial excitement of a relationship tapers off and we conclude from this that love is gone, we can be sure that love was never there to begin with. After all, if love is simply about having romantic feelings, how could a bride and groom promise each other that their marriage will last "until death do us part"? More likely, it would last until boredom do us part. Therefore, you can not determine the worth of a relationship by measuring the intensity of emotions.\n\nSuppose you're married and your pregnant wife has food cravings. It is four in the morning, and she wants you to go to the grocery store to get her fudge-brownie ice cream, pickle juice, and beef jerky. You roll over and look at your bride and she does not seem to be glowing like she did on your wedding day. At four in the morning, your world is not looking beautiful and the singing birds have gone mute. But after kissing her fevered forehead, you walk out the door and drive to the store. Has love gone away? Actually, it's more real than ever.\n\nSo, how do you know if you love a woman? Pope John Paul II has answered this question perfectly by saying that "the greater the feeling of responsibility for the [beloved] the more true love there is."(1) The greatest example of this love is Christ. He alone perfectly reveals how to love a woman. If we ever need to know how to properly love a woman, all we need to do is look at a crucifix.
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Divorce usually works.
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that is sick... you should have one partner for life all these people getting divorced are not willing to try and make it work... they arent really in love and dont want to change a little bit to please the person they love... communication is key in a good relationship without it we will all end in divorce...
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I asked myself this same question when I got divorced.  According to The Bible, Jesus said that there are legitimate reasons to divorce, such as a cheating spouse.  However, if the divorce was not for a legitimate reason, then to remarry is adultery.  Sex while separated is adultery also.  I forget which book it's in, but I think it was Luke, during the sermon on the mound.
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Love is a strong expression of feeling of attachment to a particular person, place or thing.
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I "believe" in divorce.  It's all around us.  ;)\n\nOther than abuse or infidelity, I don't "believe" in divorce.   You took vows and they have to mean something.  \n\nMy neighbors (who are our best friends) are in the middle of a divorce.  I told my 8 year old daughter about it because I knew she was probably getting bits and pieces and I wanted her to be informed.  I told her that this is something she will never have to worry or stress about...that Daddy and I truly meant our vows.  She looked at me - straight in my eyes - and said "Thank you" and hugged me. \n\nIt shouldn't be easy to divorce.  Why get married with the notion "If it doesn't work out, we'll just divorce.  I deserve to be happy".  That's not what marriage is suppose to be.
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THERE ARE MANY DIFFERENT MEANING TO LOVE....\nTHE LOVE YOU HAVE FOR GOD\nTHE LOVE FOR YOUR CHILD\nTHE LOVE FOR YOU HUSBAND\nTHE LOVE OF YOUR NEIGHBOR\n\nTHERE IS NO ONE MEANING OF LOVE IN MY OPNION, YOU CAN LOVE EVERYONE AND EVERYTHING DIFFERENT
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Like is a feeling, and love is an action.\nLove is a decision that you make.  You decide to love someone even when they aren't lovely, like first thing in the morning, or when you are in an arguement.\nWhen you love someone, it isn't contingent on how they make you feel, or what they do for you.  Love is unselfish, and it means you put someone else's feelings before your own.\nLove isn't something you "fall" in, and out of.  You either never loved them in the first place, or you decided not to work at loving that person anymore.
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love    ( P )  Pronunciation Key  (lv)\nn. \nA deep, tender, ineffable feeling of affection and solicitude toward a person, such as that arising from kinship, recognition of attractive qualities, or a sense of underlying oneness. \nA feeling of intense desire and attraction toward a person with whom one is disposed to make a pair; the emotion of sex and romance. \n\nSexual passion. \nSexual intercourse. \nA love affair. \nAn intense emotional attachment, as for a pet or treasured object. \nA person who is the object of deep or intense affection or attraction; beloved. Often used as a term of endearment. \nAn expression of one's affection: Send him my love. \n\nA strong predilection or enthusiasm: a love of language. \nThe object of such an enthusiasm: The outdoors is her greatest love. \nLove Mythology. Eros or Cupid. \noften Love Christianity. Charity. \nSports. A zero score in tennis. \n\naf·fec·tion    ( P )  Pronunciation Key  (-fkshn)\nn. \nA tender feeling toward another; fondness. See Synonyms at love. \nFeeling or emotion. Often used in the plural: an unbalanced state of affections. \nA disposition to feel, do, or say; a propensity. \nObsolete. Prejudice; partiality.
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the word love is used soo much, that for some it has lost its meaning. that's why i only use it when i really mean it. love is like putting ur arms out and spinning in circles really really fast. its fun but if ur not careful, you'll lose ur balance, fall down, and get hurt. in the end though, its better to have loved than to have not loved at all.