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Definitely.
I love my husband.
I'm IN LOVE with my boyfriend...and half the girls on my FL
:bigsmile:
hehehe. I LOVE lamp. .
i found out with one of my exes that i only loved him; was not IN LOVE with him. that relationship? it took a one way ticket out of here.
i second the sentiment that LOVE = the wanting of happiness for someone; IN LOVE = wanting happiness for someone as a direct result of boinking. that *was* the sentiment, right?0 -
Loving someone: agape
Being in love with someone: eros
^^^ What he said.0 -
its not the old.. i love you but im not in love with you excuse for dumping someone again i always wonder if that translates to ' im in love with someone else so your history or optional until someone else comes along' :P
Yes there's a difference like mistaking in lust for in love too.
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When I hear the phrase "in love" I think, of fairy tale, hopelessly devoted to you type of wanna bone you thing.
For example, I love my mom. I am NOT in love with my mom. Right? I love my friends. I do NOT want to boink them....well some I do, OK bad example. The first one still works.
Always looking for friends like you.... :bigsmile:0 -
'love' = 'i want you to be happy'
'in love' = 'i want you to be happy WITH ME' (doinking is usually involved here)
simple
?????how would you know? anytime you ever said either statement to me, was a lie. you dont get to have an opinion on this topic. fail.
This is too funny! :laugh:0 -
big difference in my mind. I love everyone to an extent...meaning even the homeless guy on the streetcorner would get my attention if he asked. If he needed something I would try to help...its the caregiver/nurse thing in me that I can't seem to curb. But I've only been IN LOVE twice in my lifetime and I didn't even think it was real...
That being said, nothing is stronger for me that the love I have for my children, not even being IN LOVE with my bf comes close to this...
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Also... people do use the expression "in love" for things other than romantic love.
People say they are "in love" with their newborns, "in love" with chocolate, or "in love" with a famous celebrity (whom they never met), but they really don't mean the romantic-type of "in love".
In for boning chocolate!!!
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Yes to me there is a difference between the two for sure. I love many people but I'm not in love with them. I am in love with my husband and my girls.0
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Definitely.
I love my husband.
I'm IN LOVE with my boyfriend...and half the girls on my FL
:bigsmile:
hehehe. I LOVE lamp. .
i found out with one of my exes that i only loved him; was not IN LOVE with him. that relationship? it took a one way ticket out of here.
i second the sentiment that LOVE = the wanting of happiness for someone; IN LOVE = wanting happiness for someone as a direct result of boinking. that *was* the sentiment, right?
Yes, boinking was definitely the sentiment I was getting at. :smooched:0 -
For example, I love my mom. I am NOT in love with my mom. Right?
Don't start talking about mothers. That's a touchy subject. Don't get me wrong. I love my mom. Nothing wrong with that. M-m-mother, what's the phrase? She isn't quite herself today. It's not like my mother is a maniac or raving thing. She just goes a little mad sometimes.
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For example, I love my mom. I am NOT in love with my mom. Right?
Don't start talking about mothers. That's a touchy subject. Don't get me wrong. I love my mom. Nothing wrong with that. M-m-mother, what's the phrase? She isn't quite herself today. It's not like my mother is a maniac or raving thing. She just goes a little mad sometimes.
*insert psycho music*0 -
For example, I love my mom. I am NOT in love with my mom. Right?
Don't start talking about mothers. That's a touchy subject. Don't get me wrong. I love my mom. Nothing wrong with that. M-m-mother, what's the phrase? She isn't quite herself today. It's not like my mother is a maniac or raving thing. She just goes a little mad sometimes.
What Justin Bieber song would you prefer?
*insert psycho music*0 -
I say Yes. For instance, I love my Mom (RIP) and my Dad; however, I am not in love with them.
I love my mother in law; however, I am in love with her daughter.
I would take a bullet for either because I love both; however, I only live for one of them.
Well said!0 -
Yes.0
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Things I love:
Chocolate
Bacon
Puppies
My dog
Things I'm in love with:
Eating chocolate
eating bacon
Playing with puppies
Playing with my dog
Things I hate:
Running out of chocolate and bacon0 -
"In" love = love
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Yes, the difference is like night and day.0
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I say Yes. For instance, I love my Mom (RIP) and my Dad; however, I am not in love with them.
I love my mother in law; however, I am in love with her daughter.
I would take a bullet for either because I love both; however, I only live for one of them.
Nice explanation.0 -
For example, I love my mom. I am NOT in love with my mom. Right?
Don't start talking about mothers. That's a touchy subject. Don't get me wrong. I love my mom. Nothing wrong with that. M-m-mother, what's the phrase? She isn't quite herself today. It's not like my mother is a maniac or raving thing. She just goes a little mad sometimes.
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