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I think many people crave love because they see it as a source of support that theyāre currently lacking. But love isnāt the key to flourishing, mental well-being, or anything of the sortāitās merely a "pleasant bonus." Furthermore, many people only want to be loved, while the act of loving someone else is often equated with weakness (which I absolutely hate, people look down on everyone, itās a lamešš). People literally larping love nowadays (Theyāre playing a game, or something like that. Thereās no instruction manual on how to love properly, but it clearly requires effort, you actually have to, you know, do something. Yet, many people use it as a tool and twist the very concept every which way they can) Unfortunately, we cannot achieve a complete merging with a loved one. But the idea is a good |
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our most desired thing is love because we want to procreate, and thus is a natural desire. The fact you have a seriously perverted view of love and agree with one of the dumbest and most mentally ill characters of "horror" films speaks alot about yourself. |
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I agree with that point. The act of loving someone is definitely equated with weakness more often than not. It's seen in media sometimes. More often than you'd think for the 'romance' genre, though. It's narcissistic to think you are deserving of love but shouldn't have to express it in return because you deserve it. Not ever balanced and not healthy by any means.
It is quite silly to larp love. You gain nothing from it. Maybe some social fame that fizzles out within days, but otherwise? How is that fulfilling? There is no point to it.
Merging souls is peak intimacy.Ā
Who doesn't want to get blasted with a particle accelerator with a loved one and just see what happens? ( Sarcasm )
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