
Do they mean the same thing to you all?







Posted by aquapiscescusp
I was also discussing this on the Aquarius board...
Maybe it's like this
I love you = I choose to love you
I'm in love with you = it chooses me
Posted by truecap
"Happily ever after be around the coroner"
hahahahaha!!!! Gotta LOVE typos! That's just funny right there.
Posted by aquapiscescusp
I was also discussing this on the Aquarius board...
Maybe it's like this
I love you = I choose to love you
I'm in love with you = it chooses me
Posted by TigerCap
I can absolutely 'love' someone but it takes me a while to actually say it. It's even harder to say and feel I am actually 'in love' with someone.
For me loving someone would be wanting to do anything for them, even as a friend, while being 'in love' is more like a surrender, a knowing and desire that is unstoppable and not easily to put aside with a rational thought.

Posted by TigerCap
I can absolutely 'love' someone but it takes me a while to actually say it. It's even harder to say and feel I am actually 'in love' with someone.
For me loving someone would be wanting to do anything for them, even as a friend, while being 'in love' is more like a surrender, a knowing and desire that is unstoppable and not easily to put aside with a rational thought.




Posted by SureShotCap
You can love anyone, but will you die for them?
There is your difference...
When someone is in love, they will do anything, even die for you... = PURE LOVE


Posted by AreTwoFour
When I say it, I will do that.
I have said it to the cap I am seeing. Admittedly, I breakup with him every now and then because he goes aloof on me. But maybe from a scorp it is less meaningful. Not that I wouldn't actually take the bullet for him if it came down to it. No question, I would. I just think some of of us scorps are morbid, and death is not such a biggie and we define the L-word to include that before we say it. I don't think the cap has this same definition. But that is what I want. Unreasonable?, probably. Also, another stereotypical trait that I find has truth in my case 😢click to expand
Believe me when I say this: I will die for what I love, and so will he, we just wont say it or show it...
Now writing it is a different story. Never lose your faith, it creates doubt. There isn't any doubt in TRUE LOVE!

Posted by MPosted by aquapiscescusp
I was also discussing this on the Aquarius board...
Maybe it's like this
I love you = I choose to love you
I'm in love with you = it chooses me
I consider the difference loving someone (your end) vs being in love *with* them (shared/mutual).
As far as the OP I feel the same as Truecap, about ability to use and when. And given the above it's likely someone can love anyone, but can only be in love via a romantic relationship.click to expand

Posted by SureShotCap
You can love anyone, but will you die for them?
There is your difference...
When someone is in love, they will do anything, even die for you... = PURE LOVE

Posted by TigerCap
I think I would, but for some reason an image pops up of two friends that say "I don't just love you, I am actually in love with you..."
But honestly the last girl I got serious with, I wasn't able to say more than "I really, really like you".
It's hard you know, most of the time.
Besides, there are countless ways of saying it. Falling for you, can't live without you, etc.

Posted by StoicGoatPosted by aquapiscescusp
I was also discussing this on the Aquarius board...
Maybe it's like this
I love you = I choose to love you
I'm in love with you = it chooses me
Hmmm...
Is any love a choice, though?
Even among your friends, have you really made the conscious choice to find those qualities they possess attractive and worthy of your love? Or is what attracts you to them, whether as a friend or lover, innate? Knowing of them what you do, could you choose not to love/be in love with them?click to expand

Posted by PidelightPosted by truecap
"Happily ever after be around the coroner"
hahahahaha!!!! Gotta LOVE typos! That's just funny right there.
That must have been me having a flashback about my own Cap man before he got it together! LOLclick to expand

Posted by aquapiscescuspPosted by TigerCap
I think I would, but for some reason an image pops up of two friends that say "I don't just love you, I am actually in love with you..."
But honestly the last girl I got serious with, I wasn't able to say more than "I really, really like you".
It's hard you know, most of the time.
Besides, there are countless ways of saying it. Falling for you, can't live without you, etc.
lol, I really really like you? How did that go for you? She probably wanted you to say it!!! and why are you afraid to say it? Romantically, I have a hard time saying it too, it's like crossing over to the other side. You can't ever take it back. No matter what happens, you always get, "but you said you loved me?"
With friends and family, I make a point of saying it. It probably gets annoying for them but I want them to know, to never doubt it. :O)
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Posted by aquapiscescuspPosted by StoicGoatIs any love a choice, though?
Even among your friends, have you really made the conscious choice to find those qualities they possess attractive and worthy of your love? Or is what attracts you to them, whether as a friend or lover, innate? Knowing of them what you do, could you choose not to love/be in love with them?
The conscious choice would come after you found those qualities attractive I suppose. The other point of "in love" is where it is overpowering and you cannot make the choice? Am I making any sense??click to expand

Posted by StoicGoatPosted by aquapiscescuspPosted by StoicGoatIs any love a choice, though?
Even among your friends, have you really made the conscious choice to find those qualities they possess attractive and worthy of your love? Or is what attracts you to them, whether as a friend or lover, innate? Knowing of them what you do, could you choose not to love/be in love with them?
The conscious choice would come after you found those qualities attractive I suppose. The other point of "in love" is where it is overpowering and you cannot make the choice? Am I making any sense??
I think I understand you 🙂
What attracts you to another, whether as a friend or lover, is innate to you. You can choose not to pursue the friendship/relationship that might develop, but the attraction upon which it is/was predicated remains.click to expand

Posted by aquapiscescuspPosted by StoicGoatPosted by aquapiscescuspPosted by StoicGoatIs any love a choice, though?
Even among your friends, have you really made the conscious choice to find those qualities they possess attractive and worthy of your love? Or is what attracts you to them, whether as a friend or lover, innate? Knowing of them what you do, could you choose not to love/be in love with them?
The conscious choice would come after you found those qualities attractive I suppose. The other point of "in love" is where it is overpowering and you cannot make the choice? Am I making any sense??
I think I understand you 🙂
What attracts you to another, whether as a friend or lover, is innate to you. You can choose not to pursue the friendship/relationship that might develop, but the attraction upon which it is/was predicated remains.
Oh good, someone finally understands me 😛click to expand




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