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puresilver

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Posted: Tue Apr 04, 2006 2:11 pm

Why not? Yeah, it's short, but so is life. Now, I'm not one to suggest mass suicide, so maybe short is OK. Besides, no love is even more illogical than short love.

I mean,
love doesn't last long enough,
so I will fix it
by making it completely nonexistant?

Besides, in such a short life, doesn't it make a sort of sense than a short love would be the defining point?

Posted: Sat Apr 08, 2006 2:12 pm

Socrates in Disguise

Answer me this:
Why does man love?
especially when that love can only last as long as both parties argee to let it?
If it is such a brittle, temporary state that we sacrifice all to be in, why do we do it?

Love doesn't happen because two people agree to let it, it exists because two people cannot escape it.

Humanity, the most logical and reasoned of creatures, can be permitted this one absolute folly, surely?

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Bromisto

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Posted: Mon Apr 17, 2006 7:48 pm

In my opinion, man kind loves because it is the only reason for it to live. There are many types of love, however, when a human has no love of any sort to itself or to any other that human becomes hollow.

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