True Love Is Real
Dana's debate got me thinking about this, so I was just wondering, what do you think about "true love"? Do you think it's real, or just in movies?
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Having to grow up with Cassie Anthony as a mother might have been much worse than being killed as a child; so maybe Cassie had a moment of insight and killed her child as an expression of true love, to save her child the life long pain she was facing. Boom, refuted. Side: I Agree
In my opinion each term in the dictionary has a basis in which a majority agree upon what one thing truly is. True love in the heart of one differs from each person, some say happiness, but what i think it is; is when a single person you find interesting makes you want to change for the best, once you find someone that betters you. That's when you finally find "true love," every human being is an egoist but if you decide to finally change for one person out of 7 billion people it within itself means you're willing to get rid of your selfishness and become selfless. That right there is what i think true love is. So yes, i think it exists but not by the clique meaning it holds. Side: I Agree
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Just set your negative emotions aside then talk out your problems. You can slowly repair the relationship. It's when you are able to take the time to fix the mistakes you've made and clear up misunderstandings. By doing that you are showing that you truly love that person and want to spend your life with them. It's understandable that some mistakes can't be fixed and in my opinion if you did something so terrible to hurt your significant other(like cheating on them) then you truly never loved them. Side: I Agree
There's more than one kind of love. I don't know what kind of love 'true love' refers to here. If 'true love' is taken to mean a kind of love that is based in attachment and egocentrical gain, then you are right; 'true love' would be a problem. If, however, 'true love' is taken to mean a kind of love that isn't based in attachment and egocentrical gain, but rather is based in wanting to bring about happiness in the loved person, you would be wrong. If true love means nothing but acknowledging another persons right to happiness, then true love would be nothing but beneficial for society. Side: I Agree
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