love_m
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'A lot' is what I give and take. Thus, quantity is but my given strength.
'They' are those I require, to put full quality, into what they do, give or have to offer..

The Gardener does not search for roses. Roses seek the Gardener.
For they know, He is the right one for her. Only then, will the Gardener choose to care for, look after and watch the rose, bloom into it's full potential..

*Nods*
Thank you.

Congrats are in order where you feel they are deserved. Tazia and I both care about Emma and wanted to look after her, so we took her under our protection. Emma and Tazia go back a while, so this seemed the natural thing to do.

You are a strange one *giggles*

It has been long enough.

I'm back on :P

How is it that you come to see me as affectionate and wise?

*chuckles*

Far from wise, I am more stupid than anything.....for what I want and desire is something that I really can not have.

This is not about defeating you at all. I simply want to know what your definition of love is. To understand how you see things differently from me.

I appreciate your taking the time to answer my question, however, I was simply curious to know how you define love vs. giving me someone else's clinical definition of love.

"love is getting your needs met and two people who can meet each other's needs and want the same relationship are able to have a happy marriage / long-term relationship."

Based on the definite that you have given, you lead me to believe that a key element of love is that the relationship must have longevity.

Longevity being expressed in marriage or a long term relationship.

I knew Sunshine for a little over a year before she died- what that enough time to qualify my feelings for her as love or was a longer period of time needed?