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Tuearts right boot
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Goldfish dont count.Seven.
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MellowJoe
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dronefromsector7G
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I agree. I don’t think love exists. As for one true soulmate it’s bollocks. There’s probably 50 million ‘soulmates’ out there for us if we had the time to look.I don’t think I have yet.
Been very fond of a few girls, thought about some when I wasn’t with them a lot, wanted to spend time with some when there was no real reason to, had very intimate sex with a few, been gutted when things have ended with a few…
But just think I’ve only ever got part way to forming a certain small bond with some without ever actually getting to the love stage.
I’m quite cynical about love anyway. I think think it’s just a genetic human trait to form strong bonds with mates (as in sexual partners) and the offspring produced with that mate in order to create strength in numbers which allow us to pass our genes down through generations successfully. The stronger the family or tribe (so the bonds formed with our friendship groups n’all), the more likely we are to keep our genes going through time.
I don’t think love is anything more deep than that, it’s just a bit of biology and chemistry within evolution that you can form with anyone given the chance and the situation suits. I don’t think of it in all the “I love you with all my heart” “I can’t live without you” “you’re the love of my life” “you’re my soul mate” kind of thing.
MellowJoe
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How romanticI don’t think I have yet.
Been very fond of a few girls, thought about some when I wasn’t with them a lot, wanted to spend time with some when there was no real reason to, had very intimate sex with a few, been gutted when things have ended with a few…
But just think I’ve only ever got part way to forming a certain small bond with some without ever actually getting to the love stage.
I’m quite cynical about love anyway. I think think it’s just a genetic human trait to form strong bonds with mates (as in sexual partners) and the offspring produced with that mate in order to create strength in numbers which allow us to pass our genes down through generations successfully. The stronger the family or tribe (so the bonds formed with our friendship groups n’all), the more likely we are to keep our genes going through time.
I don’t think love is anything more deep than that, it’s just a bit of biology and chemistry within evolution that you can form with anyone given the chance and the situation suits. I don’t think of it in all the “I love you with all my heart” “I can’t live without you” “you’re the love of my life” “you’re my soul mate” kind of thing.
kaz7
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Three , married two , long term with the other , i am clearly not very good at it
A pub near me was called The Black Bush but its known locally as Tina TurnersWhat’s love got to do with it?
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader
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Mrs Ewing and the person who scored the last goal for City. I was in love with Tim Krul fora moment on Saturday. Thank God there were other scorers.