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Someone That I Used To Love

angel on Jul-18-2008

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Do you believe that true love never dies?What about those people who wake up one day just to realize that they’re no longer in love with the one they’re with. Have you ever experienced this? You found someone, you fell head over heels in love, and then one day, you’ll just realize the feeling isn’t there anymore. What’s up with that?

Is love really fleeting? Is it an emotion that is there for some time and then just disappears at a certain time? Or maybe it isn’t love at all to begin with? Why are there so many broken hearts and so many love lost… if it’s true love, does it really have to end?

In all honesty, I don’t have the answers to any of these questions. I guess no one can really know the answer for sure. After all, we’re all just human beings in search of true love, in search of that one person who will love us and grow old with us… that one person that God intends to be our perfect match. But most people never find their perfect match in their lifetime. It’s all just a string of painful broken hearts consisting of a bucketful of tears and an endless cycle of loving and getting hurt.

Just like in Natalie Cole’s song “Someone That I Used To Love“, the lyrics goes like this, “Wish it was enough for you, all the love I have to give… I did my best to keep you satisfied. I guess you’ll never know how much I tried, I really tried. Once I had so much to give, but you just refused my love. Though you’re someone in this world that I’ll always choose to love. From now on, you’re only someone that I used to love.”

When we love, it always entails taking some kind of risk. We risk getting hurt, we risk our happiness, our hearts, emotions… and then when it doesn’t work out, we grieve over it and then get up and try again. But do we ever really lose that feeling we once had for someone that we loved so much? Or is it simply a change of heart? Maybe we lose the attraction, that’s why we think that the love is no longer there anymore. But regardless of the reason, there’s always the risk of losing the powerful feelings that we once felt for a person after some time. And when that happens, we deal with it the best way we know how, and then move on. Some people go away, some people stay.

My belief is that, when you really truly loved a person (and I’m not talking about just being attracted to the person), even though your relationship didn’t work out, a part of you will always love that person, no matter what. Maybe the intensity will dissipate overtime, but nevertheless, it’s still there. Maybe buried deep inside, but still there. Maybe it transferred or switched to some other level, but the love is still there. Because true love never really dies.

What is true love for you?

Copyright©2008angel

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  1. nice said,
    hi angel. been such a long time. your posts always keep me pondering. i wonder how you come up with such profound realizations and insights. loving is never really easy. it is easy to say that once there is love, everything falls neatly in place. but it really is far more complicated than that. i also believe that true love never dies. it may take on many forms, but it remains. only sometimes, a lot of things keep love from blooming to its best and reaching its greatest potential - a lot of distractions. is love the most important thing in the world? or is it forgivable to allow other things to come first and let love follow next?

    i think you can help me with this — http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080722003234AAci3Vj&r=w

    i’d really appreciate knowing what you have to say about it. thanks!

  2. thedivamuse (1 comments.) said,
    It is so amazing the pain that comes with forbidden love and yet so many find themselves in this situation or similar situations. There is no cut and dry answer. We each have to search our own heart and find what is right. But one thing to keep in mind, the heart wants what it wants. We can put it out of our minds, pretend that it doesn’t exist and go through life doing the right thing, but none of these things will ever change the fact that we love who we love. I believe that the only way to stop loving someone, forbidden or not is for that person to do something, say something, or turn into someone that we can’t love anymore. When we think of it that way, it is truly something that “we”have no control over.

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  3. Laura said,
    @thedivamuse:’I believe that the only way to stop loving someone, forbidden or not is for that person to do something, say something, or turn into someone that we can’t love anymore’

    Hum.. you have a point there ;).. but.. hum.. I still think if you truly loved that someone.. you’ll still love this someone.. also he/she did something.. I mean.. you’ll still have this good and nice memories about that person.. and you truly loved him/her.. I don’t think that love will ever die then.. just like what Angel said in the last paragraph ;)

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