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QUOTE The special feeling and caring that - Page 2 - Culture, Family, Travel, Consumer Reviews - Posted: 21st Apr, 2003 - 4:38pm
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How do I know if I am in love or in lust?Difference Between Love & Lust - Page 2
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| Perhaps the best way to approach this is to reduce it to its simplest terms. |
Yes, all things are best understood that way, especially love, :)
[offtopic]:spock: My quote is my own, you can quote me as saying it. If I use someone's words I usually give them credit. Everything else is mine.[/offtopic]
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| LDS, I wasn't questioning whether lust was right or wrong. As JB pointed out, I was ASSUMING that he thought it was wrong, and he called me on it. |
It is wrong when someone says it is love and it is not as it would be a lie. For instance the last example about someone adoring the physical and caring nothing for the individual, but refering to his adoration of the physical as love for the individual.
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| LDS, I wasn't questioning whether lust was right or wrong. As JB pointed out, I was ASSUMING that he thought it was wrong, and he called me on it. |
Cool. Actually I thought you was questioning it. :) But thanks for the clarification.
JB, I understand what you meant.
[offtopic] Stranger, you know what?. Now, I'm doubting that Aristotle said that. I read so many quotes from him but now I'm not totally sure if he said that. I know that quote in spanish so I translated here into English. I should research for it. Thanks for pointing it out.[/offtopic]
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| So, have we sufficiently answered the question posed in this thread, or is it to carry on from here? |
Well, it would be nice to get others in and their thoughts since we three seem to dominate everything on this forum. The post was meant for feedback as recently there was a lot of talk of 'love' which, based on the description given, sounds more like lust, and we wanted everyone to understand that their is a distinct difference between love and lust so they do not confuse the two as being the same.
Post Date: 21st Apr, 2003 - 4:07pm / Post ID: #
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On second thoughts, maybe JB is looking for the difference between love and lust, as in the beginning of a relationship.
Love blinds you to the defects in the goods, lust dulls your appreciation of the non-physical beauty of the person.
Love dries your throat, lust makes you drool. ;D
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| The special feeling and caring that remains after the physical lust is long gone, is love. |
Then you are saying that it began with lust and evolved into love? If so it could not be a remainder.
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| On second thoughts, maybe JB is looking for the difference between love and lust, |
No, I am not looking. I have said already the difference between love and lust, I am merely sharing it with others and you give your feedback as you did.
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| beginning of a relationship. |
No, at anytime
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| Love blinds you to the defects in the goods, lust dulls your appreciation of the non-physical beauty of the person. |
Good definition, this kind of thing I am looking for...
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| Love dries your throat, lust makes you drool. |
:spock: Um ok?
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