Thread: How much is insecurity a part of love?
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Old 08.07.2006, 12:16 AM   #10
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Originally Posted by golden child
insecurities are mostly inverted, and the concept of love is being totally extroverted and being selfless to the other person and giving up yourself (which only works if the other does so)

so im sure alot of relasionships are based on insecurities, but if that is so you have to look at whether it is "love", and it very well maybe, just not a healthly, strong, bonding love.

this kid is wise beyond his years, though i admit i don't understand half of the post. and yet...

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Originally Posted by alaysa
I mean, I've seen the lovers, I've been part of the quarrels, the inane, sometimes insane hostility and antagonism...

what soap opera is that?
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