A big topic, in a young age., How do we reconize love? |
A big topic, in a young age., How do we reconize love? |
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![]() Newbie ![]() Group: Member Posts: 3 Joined: Mar 2004 Member No: 9,613 ![]() |
People nowadays dates when they're still like, i dunno, 10? Isn't that a bit too young? Girls claim that it's true love, but then a month later, they break up crying , having to find out that their boys were cheating on them.
I am honestly disgusted by the percent of people dating is more than 65 percent, that hasn't even reached 14 yet. Some are pressured into getting into a relationship. Some thinks that it's real at the age of 11. Others are just playing. Many that read this may not agree wiht me. That's ok, because it's an opinion of my own. But personally, they should have learn to reconize SENSE earlier on, so that we won't be "heartbroken" so fast. What if you're still pregnent at age 15?' Think about what TRUE LOVE is. You still have some of the best years of your life ahead of you to get a boyfriend in high school or college. You'll feel happier and more experienced that way. I've told many, when they had asked me, that i'll start dating at the age of 18. After all, i still have schoolwork to focus on. Finding a husband will have to wait. Please, just think about it. |
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![]() durian ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Staff Alumni Posts: 13,124 Joined: Feb 2004 Member No: 3,860 ![]() |
I fell in love whe I was 14. Maybe at that time, I was wrong to claim what I had with my boyfriend to be love... But right now I really AM in love with my boyfriend. I still get butterflies when I see him, but mainly if I'm alone with him becuase nothing seems to matter. I feel a sense of security when I'm with him and just the sight of him makes me happy.
Love does take time to develop, but you can't just say that people who are young don't really know what love is. Just because the majority aren't odl enough to really know what love is, they still have love for their family. Actually, I think kiddish love, or "puppy love" IMO, would still count because maybe they do know what love is. My half sister has been with her boyfriend (now fiance) since she was in middle school, or so I've heard. She's 30 years old now. She's still with him and they're living together in New Hampshire. I bet she was in love after a month of dating him; she really cares alot about him and he really cares alot about her. Yea sure, there's alot of young people that think they're in love and in reality, they are not, but there's still a tiny percentage of young couples that do fall in love and DO know what love is. I hate it when the words "I love you" are thrown around and then the couple breaks up. ![]() |
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