is it bad to fall in luv and want to be luved without entering into a physcial relationship?
600605
thats matter of importance. If he really values you and your morals but enjoys your company and partnership that takes a back seat.
390062
I am glad that you are asking this question, cause it means you are moving in a positive direction. Of course there is more to it then sex, relationship between two people is about mutual trust, accepting  each other with all of our flaws and faults, loving each other even when you don't feel like it.
282517
Absolutely, a long as it is in a healthy way - you are not obsessing about it or use it as a replacement for a relationship. Just remember to be safe and dont go in for anything dodgy with people you dont know or dont trust implicitly.
1119763
hey..u seem to be  in a hurry to find luv..let me tell u 1 thin..u can't find that on net..i feel becz on net most people just pretend to luv actually they pass time..sorry if that hurt but that is true..sorry
96317
If you have confidance that you will not loose the focus on study then YES.Its possible to RISE IN LOVE rather than FALL IN LOVE
896154
love is a lovable feeling for lovers......my advice is dont fall in love.......it hurts u a lot........
716683
It is only natural.  Ive been with my partner for 5 and a half years and pregnant with my first child.  We love each other dearly and we both often say we are each other's "soulmate".  But regretfully your partner cant be the romantic you want or need him to be all the time.\n\nIts beautiful to be in love with someone u care so deeply about, but at the same time people also need their own space to grown and learn.  Im also in the same type of situation as your partner, but im the one that sometimes goes a little cool.  \n\nIts not that i dont love my partner, i love him to the ends of the earth.  But i need my own personal space and be alone or with family and friends.  A relationship isnt measured by what u can do just with your partner, but also being able to be an individual and still have your own room.  If i become despondent, he knows i want time out.  I dont want time out from the relationship, i want time to be with "me".\n\nDont fret, i think everything will be fine.  But at the end of the day, just be alert if you lose communication with him or he doesnt appear attentive to you at all.
371786
HELLO BENAM,USING MY "NAY" AREN'T YOU?\nYOU SAY YOU WANT TO DISSOLVE IN YOUR LOVE?YOU'VE GOT IT BAD IF THIS IS TRUE.NOT INFATUATION-CRUSH
915084
It may not technically be infidelity but it is certainly a very bad\nidea and will probably lead to infidelity...\nFalling in love with  someone else, even without sex, is also infidelity..
13466
I think it´s very difficult, because you need to know the other person, and I think is very important the physical contact.\nI have tried this type of relationships because I´m a lonely girl too and this is a way to forget a little about this fact...even thoguh, I need to put my feet on firm floor; is not healthy enough to fullfill the emptyness. Think about it before doing it. The net is dangerous and can play with your feeling so hard....Be careful. I wish you luck no matter what you decide.
573794
luv, is a passionate, emotional connection when two hearts meet as one and share a moment that last forevor and you get this feeling of completness that is impenatrable and you dont know what to do but you know you would do anything to keep this feeling between you and the one you luv. I had that. and she took away her luv cause her friends told her too. Now i'm single and i blame myself cause i still luv her and she could never do wrong in my eye. good luck with luv and god bless. any comments just send me an e-mail.
73834
For a relationship to get past the infatuation stage is a good thing.  It's the next level.  If you can spend an entire evening without touching and still have had a wonderful time, then it's past infatuation and into a deeper & more meaningful level.  The physical seems to dominate the early phases of a relationship, but that's not what keeps the relationship afloat.  One will discover that the companionship is far more valuable.  If infatuation graduates to boring - then you never really had a relationship to begin with.
382398
hi dear, be sure of what u are about to say carefully search yourself very well. if u have than all that then check this one out. just try to get closer to him each day let him know that u are lucky to have found him and that u thought luv was beyond your reach and ever since u met him his made u feel so complete. girl if u really do luv him then, then i see nothing wrong with u saying these words. because if u guys are together and u don't express yourself very well i tell u he will get board and can dump u.
399500
I would say those are natural feelings.  We all need fulfillment to some degree, and from what you descirbed, I wouldn't say that it sounds like you're thinking about enging in any type of experimentation that would be more harmful physically or emotionally.  Unlike other types of fantasies, since you had a previous relationship with him, you have more of a frame of reference to work from.  In time you may meet someone else, and these feelings might shift accordingly as you move on from him.  For now, it shouldn't pose any significant problems.
983377
I know exactly how you feel!  I've avoided relationships for a long time because I was afraid of getting hurt.  I've been with my current guy for a little less than a year now and it's been the most anxiety-filled year that I've had in a long time.  There were many times when I almost felt like running away because the fear was overwhelming.  But the thing that makes me stay is the realization that in order to get the things I want most in life (not just in relationships) takes an amount of risk.  If we play it safe all the time, we'll never get hurt, but life would be bland.
895764
YES, i guess so.. \nbut i think.....................\nd key to luv is "being PRACTICAL and REALISTIC"\ncoz...\n\nonce apon a time...\ni used to wonder if my bf really luved me,\ncoz at times, he neglected me, nvr responded properly nor did he seem to enjoy my company........\nfinally, i got so frustrated.. asked(actually shouted at) him abt it, \nand Boom!! dats wn i realised he felt d same way abt me...\nv were so involved in our work dat v neglected d other.. \nanyway, after dat talk... v laughed a lot and\n\nlife's good still........\n(v r now enjoyin our 2nd yr of marriage, its fun!!)
646644
I use to.... I never thought that I would fall in love with anyone.  I really wasn't interested in having a long term relationship.  Then one day it just happened, I becames great friends with a man that I thought was a total dork at first.  One day our frienship blossomed into much more.  It will happen when you least expect it, so my advise is to just have fun and don't go looking for love.  It will find you  :)