In my life, I love you more
Is it possible to be in love with two people at the same time? Explain.
What does unconditional love look like to you? Explain.
Update: Dearest blurkers ... come on now, don't be shy ... you can answer anonymously you know ... ;)
posted by punky @ 2:18 PM
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10 Comments:
Is it possible? Yes, what Kaf said. Is it acceptable to be involved with two people at once? I don't think so.
(Why does everything come back to Higgy's favorite show, Grey's Anatomy?)
Yeah, it's tough sometimes, but you have to choose.
Unconditional love: the love of a parent for a newborn baby.
FIJI?
Did you say Fiji, Punky?
Is there something you're not telling us?
What Jeff said.
My hubby loves Grey's Anatomy, too.
Yeah, I noticed the Fiji the other day. Do they show Grey's Anatomy in Fiji?
It throws off the stalkers. ;)
What Jeff said. Especially the bit about unconditional love - when I look at Owen, it's pretty darn obvious.
And I've watched the series premier this season twice already. I LOVE Grey's Anatomy.
It took me 20 minutes to find this dang Fiji reference...
possible to be there, impossible to give all of yourself to one.
Without question, it looks Gandhi, and he looks a helluva lot like forgiveness. And that's a truly wonderful thing. That man (supposedly) forgave the guy who shot as he was dying from the wound. Go Gandhi! Go Gandhi! It's yo Birthday! (well next week.) Ok, Let me (try to) explain, ;), people will hurt you, disappoint you, or upset you, and whether it's intentional or not, it happens. Alot. There are very few people in our lives who can hurt us on a continual basis and no matter how bad it may be, we never let the seed of hate harbor, because before it ever has a chance to, we always forgive them. Always. Unconditionally.
insert like and him
(you'll know where)
I don't think it is possible to be in love with two different people at the same time. In lust with them, yes.
Unconditional love? Acceptance and forgiveness. Several people above me have already explained it eloquently.
Yep
... and
Yep!
what kibby said! :)
But I think unconditional love only works in parent/child relationships, not with lovers/spouses, etc.
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