Which is the correct use of "lusting"?
611824
Lusting after is correct.
993542
Why are these descriptions used anyway?\nNobody says: "Look, there goes a heterosexual!\nWhat do you think of, when you hear that?\nSex? Of course you do - these words imply\na sexual orientation.\nTo use these words to describe somebody is\nrude and show that your mind is in the gutter.
691534
Great question!  It makes absolutely no sense!  Please rephrase it!  Using words actually found in English!  Thanks!
892348
Gaining?  Obtaining?  Receiving?  Taking?\n\nDepends on the usage...\n\nHope that helps!
637297
well technically lust is a subset of Love after u remove sacrifice and caring from love. So i would say yes it is important to keep the wild side in the relation burning.
1169507
There is a difference between "why did you choose to have a lot of sex partners?" and "why did you decide to be a slut?" \n\nSo I would say wording has a lot to do with it.
1159376
The bible says LITERALLY that lust is a sin.  Your reasoning is very good...  It is ok to appreciate someone for their body, but not to follow up on it.
1013131
'like' sense = since. SINCE your so popular, get an education. rood = rude. so i guess your stupid instead of her?absested = obsessed. hole = whole. jesus christ, are you 'like' 10 'like'? im popular and 'like' everyone loves me 'like' blah blah blah
150569
MOST guilty of? I would have to say lust. It has gotten me into trouble way too many times to count!! "blush"
876234
Officially: My Lord. \nEnding: I have the honour to remain , Your Lordships obedient servant.\n\nSocially: My dear Lord, or, My dear Lord Bishop.\nEnding: Faithfully yours, or, Truly yours.\n\nEnvelope: The right rev. the Lord Bishop of Cambridge.
557643
I think these two would do best for 'passion' - depending on what sort of 'passion' you mean!\n愛慾 (aiyoku) = passion, love, lust\n情火 (jouka) = passion (of love) {literally 'burning passion'!)\nOr there's these;\n熱情 (netsujou)  = ardour\n欲情 (yokujou) = passion (sexual desire, craving, greed)\n\nHere are some for 'seduction';\n蠱惑 (kowaku) = seduction / glamour\n靡かす (nabikasu) = seduce (with elements of being the conquerer)\n誑す (tarasu) = seduce (with implications of deception)\n誘惑 (yuuwaku) = temptation / allurement \n\nIf you want to search for more, this a good site;\nhttp://www.csse.monash.edu.au/~jwb/cgi-bin/wwwjdic.cgi?1C\nYou can either paste in some kanji, or you can type in English words.
90003
Lust is sexual but you can lust after someone you love or are  in love with but most times they are not associated with each other.Being in love is the discovery of your feelings for someone, it makes you feel weak and happy, scared and silly and when your in love you think that persons little idiosynchrosies are cute and you just have a high feeling everytime you see that person.You dare fate to take that person out of your life knowing you would put up the biggest fight to keep them with you. Love is a much deeper feeling. You know it is love when  you not only adore someone but also appreciate them. You see their faults knowing they see yours too and like you, accepts it as a part of who they are.Love is where you want to see the other one happy even if their happiness has nothing to do with you.Love is knowing when to let go and when to be there to catch that person  when they need it. \nWell, that's how I see it anyway....
217631
Perhaps not 100% correct:\n\n"I liked to receive in bed with you"
515158
Lust is a carnal desire, a fleshly thing, it fades with nuturing, satisfaction complete, move on.\n\nLove is more spiritual, not of the flesh, but of the mind, and it flourishes with nuturing!
745678
First of all, the verb "think" is only in this category when it's transitive. There is nothing wrong or informal about "I'm thinking" on its own, or "I'm thinking about..."; it's only "I'm thinking that..." that is odd.\n\nThat said, the verbs are colloquially used in the present progressive. It's not "correct" English (that's why you haven't learned it), but it gives a general sense of immediacy to the sentence, or as nellierslmm said, of surprise or a change from the normal pattern.\n\nNellierslmm's examples are great for love and like.\n\nI'm needing suggests an urgency to the need, and probably impatience. "I'm needing to find a toilet", "I'm needing to talk to you". I'm wanting could be sexual desire "I'm wanting that guy", or can also mean "I don't have and I hope I get it soon"--"I'm wanting one more ace in my poker hand".
767634
Lust and greed are both synonyms for abnormal desire for something.
528725
good in bed -will always be good in bed\ngood looking - won't always be good looking