<p>Keshira that post in response to to aluminum on the last page made me laugh for a good few seconds</p>
<p>Just thought you’d like to know your words were appreciated</p>
<p>I wouldn’t mind not being able to love anyone honestly. That would hurt other people, but it wouldn’t hurt me. </p>
<p>Although now that I feel guilty I’d say that I think I wouldn’t mind having both. If I can’t love anyone, I don’t want anyone to love me either.</p>
<p>^^ yay! 10char</p>
<p>Former, it adds to the swag.</p>
<p>unrequited love can suck a dick
I’d rather be loved than be suicidally depressed</p>
<p>Love someone else. You mature more as a person + get inspired to write/draw/compose/whatever stuff for your beloved, which can (though it certaintly doesn’t always) lead to great art.</p>
<p>Definitely with cliche.</p>
<p>A life without love is empty. Alive but hollow on the inside.</p>
<p>Tell me if everyone in the world loves you, but you cannot feel love yourself, is it not the same as if they didn’t care? You cannot FEEL.</p>
<p>Love and be loved. The latter is NOT possible without the former.
To love others stands alone as the greatest gift we can give. The inability to give love is the inability to understand it and therefore truly appreciate it when received.</p>
<p>So the question becomes
Would you rather give love knowing that you will never get anything in return
or
Would you rather receive what love others chose to give, but never for a moment feel it?</p>
<p>That was very nice, deep, & logical :D</p>
<p>But still, I would stick with other people loving me although I wouldn’t feel it. If you don’t know it, you won’t feel it, so you won’t miss it nor think about it.
If it were the other way around, it would be painful knowing that the emptiness in your heart can never be full. It would be like putting water in a broken bucket; it just drains the life out of you.</p>
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<p>This is not true but ok…</p>