For those that have experienced love...

[TheOneHero]

Most 'magical' moment you spent?

._. Mine would have to be when I took my girlfriend on a late night walk in the suburb park in winter of 03. Lightly falling snow and an almost clearless night; a light smell of pine in the air made it purely amazing.

Ah but the good days are gone. =/ We broke up a few months back and now I have the feeling of, "love sucks". But that makes it all the more wonderful when you find it again right?

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[navci]

Every moment is magical.

[Skorpius]

Every time I shower, I spend intimate time with the one I love the most.

[Zelutos]

love sucks, end of story.

[Herogod]

On 2005-03-18 19:42, Zelutos wrote:
love sucks, end of story.


Only if you're lucky!
I normally have to buy a meal before love sucks... http://pso-world.com/images/phpbb/icons/smiles/icon_lol.gif

[Dillon133]

On our anniversary i got a blanket and we went into my trucks bed and stared at the stars. Mind you it was a perfect night clear skies just bathed in stars. We stayed in there for about an hour then we went inside and fell asleep in each others arms. Kind of cheesy, but it happened and i loved it. and her too
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[navci]

What is with you people and the obsession of unable to be subtle?

[Herogod]

On 2005-03-18 19:49, navinator wrote:
What is with you people and the obsession of unable to be subtle?


I know not what you mean?!
You have dirty mind!
I meant, I buy meal then I get ditched and that really sucks!
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[RicoRoyal]

On 2005-03-18 19:42, Skorpius wrote:
Every time I shower, I spend intimate time with the one I love the most.



Couldn't have put it any better myself.

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[Hrith]

Many good replies, here http://pso-world.com/images/phpbb/icons/smiles/icon_lol.gif

But I would have replied what navi said, when I'm with her, I'm on another timeline, "moment" is irrelevant http://pso-world.com/images/phpbb/icons/smiles/icon_wacko.gif

[navci]

On 2005-03-18 20:01, Kef wrote:
Many good replies, here http://pso-world.com/images/phpbb/icons/smiles/icon_lol.gif

But I would have replied what navi said, when I'm with her, I'm on another timeline, "moment" is irrelevant http://pso-world.com/images/phpbb/icons/smiles/icon_wacko.gif



You win.

[Mixfortune]

On 2005-03-18 20:40, ViewtifulJoe wrote:


On 2005-03-18 19:58, RicoRoyal wrote:


On 2005-03-18 19:42, Skorpius wrote:
Every time I shower, I spend intimate time with the one I love the most.



Couldn't have put it any better myself.

http://www.cs.stir.ac.uk/~lss/IT82/Images/Ducky.gif

I can
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Except when it comes to transparency.

[ViewtifulJoe]

On 2005-03-18 19:58, RicoRoyal wrote:


On 2005-03-18 19:42, Skorpius wrote:
Every time I shower, I spend intimate time with the one I love the most.



Couldn't have put it any better myself.

http://www.cs.stir.ac.uk/~lss/IT82/Images/Ducky.gif

I can
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[ViewtifulJoe]

No seriously, I've lost many friends to "love," at an age where are you really feel is a tricky infatuation. TheOneHero, if you broke up a little later, was it really love? It may have been nice, (don't interpret that wrong), but I think if you had found your match, you could make it work.

I've never been in love or thought I've been in love, and the most common mistake teens can make, and the biggest reason we have dropouts, why we still have welfare, and why there are any (including me) pro-choicers, is teens who think they're in love. If you're serious, make plan for a future, don't say "I love you" a bunch and think it'll all work out.

[TheOneHero]

On 2005-03-18 20:47, ViewtifulJoe wrote:
No seriously, I've lost many friends to "love," at an age where are you really feel is a tricky infatuation. TheOneHero, if you broke up a little later, was it really love? It may have been nice, (don't interpret that wrong), but I think if you had found your match, you could make it work.




It was.

I have liked girls before and she had liked guys before. We had a clear defination of "teen love" and "real love". We both had a deeper understanding of life than a majority of teens our age. We both knew what it meant to be in love.

The only reason we broke up was for complications that emotionally and physically drained us both. (I am not at liberty to say what they were.) We felt it best that we seperated for eachother's sake. That doesn't mean we stopped being friends or stopped caring.

It's all still there, just not as fully shown as before.

Were we a match? Yes, in so many ways we were right for eachother. Does that mean she was the one for me or I for her? Maybe, I don't know. Even if it was so, you can't always make things work.

I can't say anymore on this topic, too many memories that are blocking my right mind from speaking. =/

[ViewtifulJoe]

On 2005-03-18 20:59, TheOneHero wrote:


On 2005-03-18 20:47, ViewtifulJoe wrote:
No seriously, I've lost many friends to "love," at an age where are you really feel is a tricky infatuation. TheOneHero, if you broke up a little later, was it really love? It may have been nice, (don't interpret that wrong), but I think if you had found your match, you could make it work.




It was.

I have liked girls before and she had liked guys before. We had a clear defination of "teen love" and "real love". We both had a deeper understanding of life than a majority of teens our age. We both knew what it meant to be in love.

The only reason we broke up was for complications that emotionally and physically drained us both. (I am not at liberty to say what they were.) We felt it best that we seperated for eachother's sake. That doesn't mean we stopped being friends or stopped caring.

It's all still there, just not as fully shown as before.

Were we a match? Yes, in so many ways we were right for eachother. Does that mean she was the one for me or I for her? Maybe, I don't know. Even if it was so, you can't always make things work.

I can't say anymore on this topic, too many memories that are blocking my right mind from speaking. =/

Well, I feel good for you. (as sarcastic as that seems, it wasn't) I have a lot of respect for people who don't jump into a relationship. I also respect people who don't break up and hate their ex's guts. yes, I was wrong about "you could have made it work," there are exceptions. A lot of this comes from reading Romeo and Juliet. Boy, those two...