 I agree, it shouldn't hurt, or have
jealousy in it, but love is so
fragile, that sometimes it doesn't
take anything other than say a man
looking at a woman the wrong way,
and all the trust is gone
instantly. It has to be respected,
and always worked on, because it
doesn't just fall into place
without the work.
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 30 Jun 2008 21:32
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 Love is kind and not jealous :)
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 05 Jul 2008 05:12
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 Nothing can make a relationship
worse than by not trusting the
other person. Jealousy is not
trusting the other person.
Violence has no part in love
either. If someone wants to beat on
their spouse or boyfriend or
girlfriend they should get out of
that relationship immediately.
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 03 Jul 2008 06:46
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 Yes i do agree with you, love is
neither jealous nor violent, it is
a different experience we have in
our life, which can't be defined
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 01 Jul 2008 07:17
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 Love is special and nothing can
ruin it any faster than jealousy or
violance.
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 01 Jul 2008 00:24
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 It says so in the Bible, and that
is the definition, I go by.
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 30 Jun 2008 23:42
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 While I WILL agree that true love
does not include(insane jealousy)
or violence, I DO think SOME
jealousy can be involved in love.
When one has some jealousy, I think
it shows passion (for you don't
want your partner with anyone else)
so it's normal to a certain
extent-I say. Just my opinion. But
TRUST is the major key and if two
people don't trust each other(or if
only ONE person trusts) there can
be no relationship. When one
person is aware the other in a
relationship doesn't trust
them(especially when they know they
aren't doing anything wrong), they
have nothing to live up to. This is
not good and yes-it hurts.
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 30 Jun 2008 23:00
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 I think love is respect in the
first and trust in the second if we
love , respect and trust each other
so we will not find a problem
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 30 Jun 2008 20:50
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 I agree. You can be in love with
someone and still speak to others
without fear of jealousy or
violence from your mate.
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 30 Jun 2008 18:25
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