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#66237 - 12/16/05 01:25 AM
Remember Love at 16
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Remember love at 16 - what you thought it was, what it was for you? Remember your thought processes about it and how wonderful and awful it could feel?
What about now? What do you think love is now? How do the two compare? What have you learned?
I've learned a bunch. I'm sure you have too. I'd like to hear your thoughts.
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#66238 - 12/16/05 05:06 PM
Re: Remember Love at 16
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Registered: 09/22/05
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Interesting. My first love in high school broke up with me at the beginning of our senior year because he wanted to date a sophomore who was willing to chase him more than I was. It just about broke my heart at the time, but I eventually I forgot him. I met him again at one of our class reunions, when he told me his wife had just divorced him and admitted he'd never been good at relationships. Gee, ya think? LOL
My husband of 36 years isn't perfect, but he's always worked at our marriage as hard as I did. I imagine if I'd stayed with my high school seewtheart, I'd probably be divorced now, too.
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#66239 - 12/16/05 05:16 PM
Re: Remember Love at 16
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Registered: 09/20/05
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Loc: Pagosa Springs, Colorado
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For me, love at 16 meant trying to be whoever or whatever the guy wanted me to be. But after a night of making out, they'd say I like yo as a friend!!! Love at 46 means, this is who I am, if ya don't love me, find someone else!!!
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#66240 - 12/16/05 05:18 PM
Re: Remember Love at 16
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Registered: 07/08/05
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Loc: Ocala Florida
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Ah- love at 16- thank God for unanswered prayers!
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#66241 - 12/16/05 05:34 PM
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Yes, GOOD point, Pattyann!!!
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#66245 - 12/16/05 07:57 PM
Re: Remember Love at 16
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Registered: 01/24/05
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Loc: Colorado
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OK,
I've got a question for you all.
I have a friend who is very lovely, and wonderful.
She has been living with her boyfriend for about 3 years. They are happilly co-habitating. She would like to get married - he has said that he is available too...they've been talking about buying a house together.
All of a sudden, he is making noises like, "why should we get married?"...
She is torn about what to do. To stay or to go. Should she just be happy they have a great relationship and just keep on as before?
I asked her if there are any other issues.....she said "no"...then told me how he is going out with the guys alot more as of late. hmmmmmmm. I think his single friends are discouraging him from tying the knot.
In fact, a mutual friend of theirs (a guy) gave her the line "you two are the happiest couple I know...why ruin it". (I'm like, riiighhht, that is coming from a guy!)
Any insight ladies?
danita
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#66246 - 12/16/05 08:21 PM
Re: Remember Love at 16
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Registered: 07/08/05
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Loc: Ocala Florida
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Danita- it sounds like your friends' man is going out with someone other than the "boys".If after all this time when things were good he gets antsy at forever I'd get suspicious Dotsie you are sooo right about the joy and pain of watching our kids fall in love.When they choose people that give you that"oh-oh" feeling it's hard to let them learn if they get hurt I found the love of my life my second marriage round and I learned that if you can find someone who doesn't ask you to give up yourself- it's real love
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