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Do you mistake comfort with love?

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NotSoBad (Age:25 to 29)     When: 3 months ago
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Is it comfort that keeps you in a relationship and not love?

Are you afraid to take a leap in a new direction and leave the past behind?

Do you picture the future with the person you are with, but it never seems to become a reality?

It's up to you to make a choice and destiny will do the rest.

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fishbone (Age:18 to 24)      When: 3 months ago
Thats an interesting comparison. Comfort vs love.

For my ex, I did love him. With all of my heart. But overtime so much had changed between us and in the end, that love was for someone and for something that 'used to be'.
It was the comfort I had with him that kept bringing me back to that relationship, and we were on and off for quite a long time. It's difficult, especially when you confuse comfort in a relationship for love, which then fuels the security for what we can 'picture' as a potential future even though it may not be realistic.

But really, at the very end, comfort can grow from love, but it shouldn't be the only thing keeping you there, especially when that love has already faded.
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Lesae (Age:36 to 45)      When: 3 months ago
I did with my ex husband. Just got really comfy in the relationship. It wasn't love. I did make that leap. It was the best choice I ever made. You make your own reality. Everyone is in the exact relationship they want to be in.
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ionlife Couldn't agree more with the following statement, "Everyone is in the exact relationship they want to be in . " - 3 months ago
 

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Smittymd (Age:25 to 29)      When: 3 months ago
I think that most people mistake Love for Romance. I believe that love is a choice and not a feeling at all, you choose to Love somebody, and when it is true love it is unconditional. Romance on the other hand is what most people think is love. Romance to me is the physical attraction along with the emotional attraction to somebody. When you are in Love you are willing to do anything for that person and it is unconditional love.
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Guys: Do you really fall in love with a girl?
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Yes, I've been in love.

No, I've never been in love.

I'm scared to love someone.

LOVE is an over-used word that doesn't have meaning.

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What pickup lines do you use to start a conversation with someone you are attracted to?
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