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But it's not your love that's important here...it's how quick it vanishes from your girl once she finds out. What could you say to her, that would make her feel better.Originally Posted by DCAllAmerican
So, I am in a 6 year relationship with a beautiful woman. Internally and externally. I love the woman.
I decide to stick my privates inside the hole of another woman.
At what point does the love switch turn off? The minute of penetration?
So just like that, the love I had for my woman is instantly gone? Really? Emotions work like that? I didn't know that.
People have or should have this feeling that they are special, one of a kind and unique...because it's true. Taking into consideration the physicality of sex and how it transcends just physical nature...especially in people who consider sex to be sacred and one factor in them being "special"...that they have a partner that only shares it with them....and then they find out one day that you just gave it up because you felt like it...it really breaks them....thats how an emotion can work.
You got trained killers in this world that can shut off emotions on a drop of a dime, some people might have actually been born this way...the emotional spectrum and wide a varied.
LDJ, tying into my previous statement, people want this feeling of being special, especially inside the monogamous sanctity of marriage. And they'll lie their way to get there, even at the alter. You have to figure which is more important...you saying a couple of words that you feel aren't really true, or appeasing the person on the other end who these words mean everything too...OR understanding that if you say these words and later on you falter what are the consequences.
Which was my whole point in the marriage thread. Ppl say it isnt for social,ppl perceptions/conditioning by society product of environment and they do take the vows seriously yet knowingly come into the situation lying knowing that the love they swore to god family and friends and to the world has conditions and till death isnt the only one.
And unrelated but kinda one in the same is you mentioned the parent/child connection and unconditional love yet you have ppl particulary woman who many times deny their kids a family that consist of to parents who love them because they didnt get along with the other parent, cheated/got cheated on and use the whole if you cheated dont love me disrespect me then you did/feel the same way about said child. And it has been proven time and time again that having two parents is better for children then just one. Wouldnt that be considered being one instance that can change the dynamics of ones life, that being the child? And if thats the case why arent alot of these kids who grow up in single homes using that same mentality and accepting what their parent did to them?
Why is this forgiven and not the other? Wouldnt their certain particular action hurt them in ways for years? i know its kind of a segway but the argument is still based on the same premise and principles.
As for the parent/child relationship...this too is subject to conditional love. Every relationship you have in your life will be conditional...it's just that the word "unconditional" has been built up over the years to be something so pure and so godly that because its the creme de la creme of nice things to say...it's been overused and said without thinking....it makes a hell of a hallmark card but it's just not true. We haven't reached that state of buddhahood or enlightenment to accept what unconditional means when you say it.
But like I said...people want to feel special, like their one of a kind.