Love

theHI · May 2010

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you!!!!!!!

MyAWM · May 2010

who doesn't .

Gurpp · May 2010

LoveLess .

theHI · May 2010

... I don't think I could name anyone..

Except for the whole CF community

MyAWM · May 2010

l_l wrote: »

... I don't think I could name anyone..

Except for the whole CF community

you don't love me?
is it cause i refused to buy you dumplings

[MOD]Rex · May 2010

http://www.youtube.com/user/Z8Rex#p/a/u/0/7ktg3MZ3KgU

theHI · May 2010

[MOD]Rex wrote: »

http://www.youtube.com/user/Z8Rex#p/a/u/0/7ktg3MZ3KgU

You found me.

0hh · May 2010

Love makes the world go round?

theHI · May 2010

Infatuation is what makes the world go ROUND.

Limerence is an involuntary cognitive and emotional state of intense romantic desire for another person. The term was coined by psychologist Dorothy Tennov to describe the ultimate, near-obsessive form of romantic love.[1]
The concept is an attempt at a scientific study into the nature of romantic love. Limerence can often be what is meant when one expresses having intense feelings of attachment and preoccupations with the love object.
According to Tennov, there are at least two types of love: limerence, what she calls "loving attachment", and "loving affection," the bond that exists between an individual and his or her parents and children.[2]
Limerence is characterized by intrusive thinking and pronounced sensitivity to external events that reflect the disposition of the limerent object towards the individual. Basically, it is the state of being completely carried away by unreasoned passion or love; addictive love. Usually, one is inspired with an intense passion or admiration for someone.
Limerence is a common emotion characterized by unrealistic expectations of blissful passion without positive relationship growth or development. It is distinguished by a lack of trust, loyalty, commitment, and reciprocity. In the case of limerence, there is more often than not an obsessor and an object of desire, who may or may not be attainable.
It can be experienced as intense joy or as extreme despair, depending on whether the feelings are reciprocated. Limerence is sometimes also referred to as infatuation. In common speech, infatuation includes aspects of immaturity and extrapolating from insufficient information, and is usually short-lived.

Thanks Wikipedia.