bullshit!

[behindspace03]

If it's one thing I can not stand, it's people who wear all of their love out on their sleeve. Im talking about those people who have countless numbers of "love bars" for everything, saying "turkey is love" or "justin timberlake is love". Im also talking about the people who dedicate entire paragraphs of their own personal webspace to their

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[amianiss]

I agree with that. (That's the cause of a good portion of my discontent at the moment. I don't know how to tell my friends or their friends that I hate them sometimes. :p It's concidered wrong, somehow, and I've been upholding this image of being the person people can be comfortable around saying anything they wish, that I've forgotten how to express my discontent.) In a way, I don't follow the 'rules'.. I find everything beautiful, both 'love' and 'hate' as concepts. Both equals, in a sense, as if both required, like you said. The problem with both celebrating love and not ignoring haterd is how jaded everyone would become, like they have become of love. So, there does need to be a balance. But, with that said, everyone I talk to seems to think that 'I love ice cream!' isn't a very good use of the word, yet still occasionaly say it. So I dunno. :p I, myself, say it sometimes. But I find there are an extensive amount of levels of love. And the true, top levels cannot be expressed through words, which are already empty, but instead through actions. Living love.
o.o

[behindspace03]

You are very much so right. There are different levels of love and hatred.. I guess I kinda forgot that. Lately, Ive been kinda bipolar, and have forgotten about shades of gray. But, the word love is thrown around far too much in my view, and people are afraid to show hate or contempt even though everyone feels it. As far as the highest levels of love, you are right. Words do not do a sufficient enough job of expressing it. They just come out empty, and insufficient.

[amianiss]

That's even extended for me.. being a perfectionist writer, I loate the fact that in all of my writing days, I've only ever, once, reciently, written exactly what I wanted to express, exactly how I felt it, exactly how I thought it. hurr.
It's an incredibly hard and rare thing to do, I feel.. so telling someone you love them and having them understand using words alone is. just wow. I have an incredible respect for people who meet online and make it work.