inside the sun Posted December 23, 2005 Report Posted December 23, 2005 what is a relationship, at least in highschool. everyone in one is still hooking up with other people. so its not excluded. is it like a comfort thing, you say your in one, so it designates one person you can talk to, hang out with and hook up with anytime? What do you think it is? Quote
Drip Curl Magic Posted December 23, 2005 Report Posted December 23, 2005 "relationship" can be many things. Lots of times, when a human hears the word relationship, it's associated with two humans who've commited to eachother.... but humans are full of lies. Kids in highschool may thing, at the time, that they can stay commited(or maybe not) but when it comes down to it, every being has very strong instincts to reproduce. Cheating happens all the time. It all depends on how much you love you allow yourself to feel for your spouse. The deeper your love, the harder it'll be to cheat. Quote
inside the sun Posted December 23, 2005 Author Report Posted December 23, 2005 its funny how drugs and alcohol can diminish that, or change your love, at least at the time Quote
otcartsid Posted December 23, 2005 Report Posted December 23, 2005 I think it's your level of commitment/loyalty that prevents you from cheating. Drinking and drugs can interfer with this level because they seem to cause you to focus so much on the "here and now" without even considering consequences Quote
Drip Curl Magic Posted December 23, 2005 Report Posted December 23, 2005 Yes, and I also believe that certain people are not raised to be able to feel deep affection... which is why some people really don't care about cheating. Quote
Tarantism Posted December 23, 2005 Report Posted December 23, 2005 actually did oyu guys know that the chemical imbalance that is "love" only slasts about a year? any relationship that lasts longer than that is just two people lying when they say it, they dont actually feel it. haha, just a fun fact. Quote
Bio-Hazard Posted December 23, 2005 Report Posted December 23, 2005 I think people seek it because it's just a part of the stage of growing up. People who don't go through this stage never truly begin to understand other people and their feelings. I recommend that everyone at least tries to date someone once in their lifetime whether it be a LDR or a school dating scenario. I read somewhere that people at Harvard are often clueless to the dating scene and don't understand many concepts of why people act the way they do. Just remember, with the more exp. you get, you level up and then evolve. :eek2: Quote
Drip Curl Magic Posted December 23, 2005 Report Posted December 23, 2005 actually did oyu guys know that the chemical imbalance that is "love" only slasts about a year? any relationship that lasts longer than that is just two people lying when they say it, they dont actually feel it. haha, just a fun fact. I doubt it just stops after a year. Everyone has a different chemistry. And even if the chemical that is love fades after a while, your spouse can still be considered your best friend, right? I mean, there has to be a reason why my parents have been together for 16 years, right? Of course, they aren't as deeply in love as they used to be... but they still care for each other... atleast I think they do. And if they don't, that's a little depressing. I study done to prove this as "fact" was probably kinda shady... everyone's chemical balance is different. I've been with my girlfriend for over a year now, I don't feel quite the same as I did when I first got with her... but it is still a beautiful feeling I get when I am in her presence. Quote
bpjg2fat Posted December 23, 2005 Report Posted December 23, 2005 I doubt it just stops after a year. Everyone has a different chemistry. Im pretty sure, with my chemistry, it ends after about 5 minutes after having sex. eeeeeeeeee! Quote
inside the sun Posted December 23, 2005 Author Report Posted December 23, 2005 Just remember, with the more exp. you get, you level up and then evolve. So true man. Expierence is a lot. Yeah people are different, some people are book people, but man, i am a peson that needs to do things in order to learn. I can't just have people tell me "this or that is bad" because they can't provide me with why its bad, or make it seam like its only bad for them, of course things that are universally bad for us (such as being lit on fire, or being shot) are obivious ones, but some things aren't bad for people. I.E. people take medication for problems they have, some people the medication gives them problems, some people it takes away their problems, how do you know whether or not something is good or bad for you unless you've tried it. Exp. is everything. I've been cheated on, i know how it feels, now i know why its bad. I've cheated on my gf, i know how that feels, and i know why its bad, but it didn't feel bad at the time...humans, we are just another animal, the only difference is we are smarter than the lot, or at least we convince ourselves of this. You don't see an animal beat the **** out of another animal because he stole the other animals mate, you don't see other animals being with eachother forever. Yeah. Cheating is bad, especially if you do it to hurt the person, but if you do it for yourself, as an expeirment, and the other person never finds out, never even thinks or asks about it (so you don't have to lie), your not really commitin a crime. especially when your in highschool, nothing is permenant, and your not married are you? (maybe im justifying it because i did it, because i certainly still think its wrong if my gf does it to me, but at the same time, if i don't know about it, it doesnt hurt me) Quote
Tarantism Posted December 24, 2005 Report Posted December 24, 2005 I doubt it just stops after a year. Everyone has a different chemistry. And even if the chemical that is love fades after a while, your spouse can still be considered your best friend, right? I mean, there has to be a reason why my parents have been together for 16 years, right? Of course, they aren't as deeply in love as they used to be... but they still care for each other... atleast I think they do. And if they don't, that's a little depressing. I study done to prove this as "fact" was probably kinda shady... everyone's chemical balance is different. I've been with my girlfriend for over a year now, I don't feel quite the same as I did when I first got with her... but it is still a beautiful feeling I get when I am in her presence. trust me, i knwo what you mean, but i was just restating somethign that i once heard on the radio...haha.:eek2: Quote
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