 I think that all humans are
ingrained with what love truly is!
The bond between a child and a
parent is one of the strongest we
know! Love is one of the first true
emotions we learn! Love like other
survival instincts lurks in our
subconscious and I doubt it has age
barriers! Although to enact sexual
behavior we are usually programmed
(like the machines we are!) to
participate in adult love interests
at a certain age (puberty). Love is
known by children but True love is
a concept that even a lot of adults
do not get! |
 14 Dec 2007 17:26
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That"s how I got pregnant. Sight |
18 Dec 2007 00:12
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That is how they get pregnant |
14 Dec 2007 22:11
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Yes i do |
14 Dec 2007 15:27
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Grown ups say that because a lot of
them have done that. Thought they
were in love but really wasn't.
The only person that can tell you
if you are in love or not is you.
You should know how feelings are
different from one person to
another. |
17 Nov 2008 00:16
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Yeas they do if they love someone
then they do know |
29 Oct 2008 20:17
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I personally am a teen and i think
that we do understand the meaning
of love just are confused between
the meaning of true love and
hormones. But we have the ability
to tell which is which we just
usually ignore the right decision. |
27 Sep 2008 19:49
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I do think that teens know when
they are in love because everyone
has different feelings about
someone they are involved with. I
don't think that age matters. I'm
only 15 and i have been in love. |
26 Jul 2008 21:29
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Yes of course we know what love
feels like.
Everyone makes their own definition
of what love is. And you only find
someone that feels perfect for you
is when you know what love is.
Doesn't matter how old you are.
Sorry relationships don't work out
for 50% of the people and i think
everyone in the no section but yes
we sure know what love is |
25 Jul 2008 07:51
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I just came out of my teen...and i
strongly think that teen ages have
the right to love as well....and
some...they do make the right
chioce as well...i have graduated
and am getting married to my
teenage love by the end of this
year!
So go teens!
Kriz! |
13 Jul 2008 16:47
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There is no "meaning" behind love.
It's a feeling that cannot be
described, but you know it's nice.
Everyone can love. Everyone can be
in love. Even little children can
have a love for there crush.
Teenagers especially, not all of
them delinquents like most adults
would say. Some are even more
mature than the adults, and those
teens know love when they feel it. |
30 Jun 2008 01:58
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Why would age determine if you can
truly love or not? I'm a teen and
in love, just because I'm not of
the "adult" age doesn't mean I'm
blind as to what love truly is. Age
means nothing, it's how your heart
feels. |
19 Jun 2008 20:38
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I think it is possible for teens to
know as much the 'true meaning of
love' as anyone else. Most the
adults I know are clueless. |
10 Jun 2008 21:17
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I think that everyone is different.
Some people go into relationships
because the person is hot or sexy
and they only want to have sex and
then get out fast. But for other
teenagers they do feel love and
they know what it means they just
look for the one till they know
they found him/her |
24 May 2008 03:53
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Doesn't matter how old you are,
what is important here is our
character. Some teenagers know what
love is, others don't, they only
know attraction and crushes. The
same thing happens with grown ups,
or else there wouldn't be any
divorces, right? |
06 May 2008 16:53
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I think that we do.. |
25 Apr 2008 08:03
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Well to me when i met my husband i
knew i loved him and would marry
him. But there was only one other
time i felt the same way, and if he
was to come up to me and ask me
back i dont know what i would do. I
was 14 and so much in love with
this boy. He was 16 and he loved me
we dated for two and half years and
it took him one and half years to
tell me he loved me. And i know he
meant it. Teenagers do know what
true love is. So just leave them
alone if they say they are. |
27 Feb 2008 07:34
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I think they know but it is hard 2
find. But ppl who think that u cant
know if this person is ur true love
until u have sex that's wrong, it
is a matter of respect and if u
really love someone and they love u
u need to have respect 4 1 another
and wait 2 have sex. |
21 Feb 2008 02:20
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Uvcorse.... I'm 14 and I'm in love |
20 Jan 2008 15:21
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I have been with my boyfriend for 5
years since i was 15 and we have
developed together physically and
mentally, sex should be acceptable
if both are ready, if not give them
time to develop true feelings |
07 Jan 2008 13:08
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Most people are saying that
teenagers are just following their
hormones when I disagree. I am
not going to have sex until after
high school. I don't date girls
for sex. |
19 Dec 2007 03:37
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 Teens think they know the meaning
of love, I am sure at one time in
our life we had that one special
boyfriend and you really believe
its Love. But on the flip side I
met my B/F now Husband when we were
in our senior year and we have now
been married for 32 yrs. |
22 May 2008 17:05
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NO NO NO NO NO THEY DON'T. I
thought I did when I was a teen,
turns out I was wrong, go figure. |
23 Dec 2007 03:16
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I believe that love is learned over
time. Growing up, you learn of
family love in how your parents
react to you and how your brothers
and sisters or maybe your friends
brothers and sisters react to
you.
Then you see your parents react to
each other and you learn yet
another form of love (and most
likely the type of love you are
referring to).
Then you begin to date with the
thought that you are in love but
yet you are beginning to learn yet
another type of love that is the
stepping stone for the type of love
your parents have. Through many
relationships your love is molded
into something just a little
different each time.
Some adults still do not know what
love really is and some kids have
figured out what love is but it is
all a learning process. It takes a
very mature person to say I do not
know what love really is but I am
willing to take the challenge so
that I can be there for someone and
have someone there for me. Then we
can continue to grow our love and
relationship together. |
17 Dec 2007 21:43
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I'm with the person below me, most
don't, but there are a few mature
teenagers that do |
09 Oct 2008 20:57
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hey,
most of them don't but some of them
knows.
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01 Aug 2008 18:30
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Most grownups don't even know the
true meaning of love, so how can
you know as a teenager? |
13 Jun 2008 22:33
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Your first love always feels real
that's why its called puppy love
lol. It feels that way and in that
moment it is but i do not think
they know the true meaning of love
at that age we all have been there
at least i have. |
15 May 2008 04:49
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Oh yes, a debate about this! I
don't think they know anything
about true love at all. We're so
young. So caught up in the trendy,
in or acceptable things. When do we
actually take the time to get to
know someone? Unless you've been
friends for a while and live next
to each other, there's a rather
significant chance that you
probably don't know how they're
like.
I think for us to truly love
someone, we must know them. To be
able to know and accept all their
different moods, emotions, and
habits. |
30 Apr 2008 23:31
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Chances are when they're going
through that 'who do you like?'
stage they don't and probably for
most their childhood they wont, but
there are probably some who really
are in love. |
05 Apr 2008 17:13
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NO i don't think they know the
meaning of true love because one
can only experience love as they
will mature.
It is just like saying a 6 month
child to walk on there own ... |
06 Mar 2008 15:06
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Sometimes i dont think adults even
know the true meaning, but i do
believe that being a child, or
teenager you will have ton of
experiences to help you figure out
at least what you want out of a
relationship that will not
necessarily,(probably not) be love.
Most people go off of looks and let
their hormones get in the way. |
05 Mar 2008 20:36
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I'm against it as well,
" I Love You " those 3 words are
very powerful and you should be
prepared to say it, most teens
would be, because their only young
and there's a lot of things that
happen when you in your teens...too
many distractions. |
25 Jan 2008 01:39
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Most teenagers do not know. If you
ask any teen they would definitely
defy your statement loll. |
31 Dec 2007 06:00
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Most aren't even old enough to go
out in the world yet so they don't
know what truly lies in the depths
of love. |
25 Dec 2007 23:59
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Certainly! I fell in love at 17 and
am 24 now and still feel very much
in love. I may have not known how
to react with love as it is so
strong for the best and the worse!
Your heart is the most treacherous
thing and so you must train your
heart with your mind and be wise
not to hurt those you love - love
is not selfish. |
24 Dec 2007 23:05
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MOST teens don't |
23 Dec 2007 00:46
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You sound very sensible. I'm sure
you know that teenagers think they
know everything better than adults
do. There are people who travel
through life never knowing what
love really is. I imagine that
some teenagers can say they know
what real love is, but I suggest to
you that most teens are not mature
enough or experienced enough to
know true love.
Teenagers have not yet had the
experience to know what real life
is about let alone true love. They
haven't learned what it's like to
share all that they are with
another person. They haven't had a
chance to know what it is to be
separated from someone or to really
depend on another for emotional
support. Most teenagers are still
caught up in gossip. They
frequently don't know how to
communicate their feelings. They
are often "in love" until the next
person comes along, and they are
not prepared to dedicate their
lives to one person. All of these
things take time, and teenagers
haven't had enough time to be sure
they know true love. |
18 Dec 2007 13:34
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I think you mean the "love" that's
not the same as the love you get
from your family.
In my opinion teens... Most likely
don't know the true meaning of
love. A rare few might find the
person they really love... But
mostly I think it's hormones (like
Roxfe said). They only think it's
love because the feeling is so
powerful.
They haven't grown up that much |
15 Dec 2007 01:35
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As Kitana said, hormones talk. They
have huge difficulties in
distinguishing the meaning of love
and sex. What happens to them most
of the time is that a love is not
true without sex. |
14 Dec 2007 15:07
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If most adults don't know the true
meaning of love then how can a
teenager? At that age it is mostly
hormones talking. I should know.
Pregnant and married at 16. I
thought I had true love. NOT! Now
at 42, I can say I have found true
love and it's not with my ex. Lol |
14 Dec 2007 05:07
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