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What Is Love?

Reciprocal obsession.

(a lovely lady asked)

44 Responses to “What Is Love?”

  1. Flip says:

    A second hand emotion

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  2. Sam says:

    Genetik based Sexual match plus Christian definition of marriage (helpmeet stuff)

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  3. Mahdi says:

    Baby, don’t hurt me.

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  4. vfm#7634 says:

    “Reciprocal obsession”

    Works for me.

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  5. Xtrabeing (starofmagic.wordpress.com) says:

    Ideal love is to extract the emotion on continuous drip from the woman, retaining control at all times, and turning her into your love-slave, on her knees, head bowed, while you proceed to gain greater and greater control over all females in the vicinity, forcing them to BATHE THEIR FILTHY PUSSIES at least twice a day, and end up retaking the world for men.

    That’s love, Heartiste. Fuck your mutual-obsession shite. When you get to Vancouver, HBomb, xxI’ma hafta begin the reeducation of you into a darker, superior path you were meant to tred on.

    X.

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  6. […] What Is Love? […]

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  7. Jaded Jurist says:

    Love is a contest to out-bless each other, in the sack and out.

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  8. Robert says:

    Baby dont hurt me, dont hurt me no more…

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  9. Cool Shoes says:

    Kill your romantic/sentimental side.(OK, you can keep a small sliver of it) Don’t go through life being that luv-struck Disney character with birds flying around his head chirping.

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  10. Craig says:

    *momentary reciprocal obsession; when the moment is gone, so is she, and so is the contents of your wallet.

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    • URM says:

      She’ll be the first to go, that’s by nature’s script.

      Watched a film on Bob Dylan (by Haynes) the other day — Dylan disorders a pair of chicks’ preconceptions by saying “Women don’t have access to the same level of suffering men have. That’s why they can’t be poets.”

      They cluster about the median third of the Bell Curve in just every mental trait — save for deception and self-deception.

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  11. Will says:

    Just a medium of exchange:

    “Jackie simply took her engagement ring off her finger and slipped it into Husted’s jacket pocket when she next saw him.

    ‘She was ice cold. Like we never knew each other,’ Husted recalled.
    ‘I understood the end had come. I never heard from her again.’ ”

    http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5401615/The-sisters-competed-snare-worlds-richest-men.html

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  12. Hawk says:

    Paraphrasing HL Mencken’s dark pill:

    “The illusion that one woman is different than the others by virtue of her acting as if the sun rises and sets in your pants.”

    For the beta: willing to die for someone or something.

    For the alpha: willing to kill for someone or something.

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    • rocko says:

      “For the beta: willing to die for someone or something.”

      Which is why, as much as I find common ground with Christians, I’m not a fan of the concept of martyrdom, precisely because it seems too beta and cowardly.

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      • RagingBeta says:

        I agree. Especially in the US. Why should Christians rush to martyrdom when we all own f1r3arms?

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    • Anonymous says:

      For the cuck: willing to be humiliated for something.

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    • URM says:

      Lol.

      Then, who wills to both die and kill? The sigma?

      I think at a Jungian archetypical depth, dying and killing for something are neighbours.

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  13. MichaelCor says:

    Never mistake love for desire. Desire is biological attraction.

    Love is the willingness to make an effort, or pay a price, to promote the happiness and well-being of another. Love is the man who dives on the grenade to save his squad mates. Love is the man spending years working a shitty, stressful job so his wife and kids can have a good life. Love is doing what makes the one you love happy, because doing so makes YOU happy.

    When selecting for a wife, the most important thing is to pick a girl who loves YOU. My wife may not be as cute as when I first met her 35 years and several kids ago, but she still crawls into bed naked next to me, and her body is my property in the night.

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  14. cortesar says:

    To fall in love is to create a religion that has a fallible god.

    Jorge Luis Borges

    fallible and mortal too but above the one that farts
    nothing kills divine as quickly as a fart does
    divine must function beyond corporal in order to be
    as for human infatuations, being of ephemeral nature, they are lighter than dust except for those who cannot recognize the supremacy of comedy as a fundamental genre of existence

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  15. Odysseus says:

    “When the happiness of another person becomes as essential to yourself as your own,”
    However, if this is unreciprocated, this becomes obsession.

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    • URM says:

      Nah. It gets an obsession label slapped on by the less-interested of the two.

      It’s always an obsession, whether or not it be returned (women have an animus and not an anima, so they will, in speaking terms, stay at a lower-pressure, less deep level anyway).

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  16. dickycone says:

    Aye. When I finally kicked my Russian ex out after foolishly bringing her to the US, I reflected on what happened and realized that back in her country we both considered the other out of our league, which led to a relationship that was more or less heaven on earth. Not surprisingly the dynamic changed quickly when I brought her home, breaking the spell.

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  17. number1contender says:

    It’s a weakness.

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  18. […] Source: Heartiste […]

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  19. Carl-Edward says:

    What some are pleased to call love, is really a more intense form of infatuation.
    It is certainly a fleeting emotion.

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  20. slumlord says:

    Eros, Philia, Agape, Storge, Caritas.

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  21. Sentient says:

    Chemical reactions interpreted by inexperience.

    Full stop.

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  22. To define properly have to be more specific, there are different types of love (read c.s. Lewis “the four loves”). Best general description is below.

    Charity suffereth long, and is kind; charity envieth not; charity vaunteth not itself, is not puffed up, Doth not behave itself unseemly, seeketh not her own, is not easily provoked, thinketh no evil; Rejoiceth not in iniquity, but rejoiceth in the truth; Beareth all things, believeth all things, hopeth all things, endureth all things.

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  23. Rudolph says:

    A trick biology uses to get us to breed.

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  24. aleste81 says:

    Love is the psychic bond between a mother and a child. It exists among all mammals.

    For the adult male, it comes as a reminiscence of this feeling.

    For the adult female, it doesn’t exist, since she can’t mistake her partner for her mother.

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  25. Mike says:

    And what do people obsess about?

    That which other people desire.

    So, can true mutual love only exist between alpha men and alpha women?

    Alpha women referring to the traditional sense that is defined by beauty and feminine grace, not the nuwoman aggro-lesbo personality type.

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