If you truly know what love is I must applaud you, because I continually fail to understand it

What do you mean "Fail" to understand it? Is it because in you're in the guild "Gay Pride"?

This post was edited by HighschoolTurd on Oct 12 2014 07:58pm

Exactly...Before I joined Gay Pride, I was a professor of love...Then things just got blurry.

So you turned gay because you didn't feel love from women?

How's it working for you with men?

This post was edited by HighschoolTurd on Oct 12 2014 08:01pm

I did not "turn gay",

I was always a super faggot

I just pretended that females were males while I fucked them. Yay for eyes closed!




/e

Really I think you're too focused on what I said in the first place
The point was that love and people's perspectives on it confuse me, I'm not exactly sure what people find it to be.

This post was edited by Tylr on Oct 12 2014 08:03pm

So you viewed them as objects because you had to pretend they were males?

No wonder why you have never experienced love.

This post was edited by HighschoolTurd on Oct 12 2014 08:05pm

HST

I very much hope you're not believing what I am saying.


I may have experienced love, when was that ever in question? I said nothing of not having experienced it, simply that I fail to understand it, and fail to understand what people see it as.

How can you experience love but fail to understand what other people see it as?

Love is objectively good. Same for compassion.

This post was edited by HighschoolTurd on Oct 12 2014 08:10pm

HST

was that really piss in those bottles or were you just trolling?

Maybe this would be a better view as to how I see it - I love things about people, others claim to love the person.
I doubt I make any sense, but it just confuses me what people mean when they talk about loving another.
I find the beliefs, thoughts, and personality traits of a person to be what I love, but it seems many others have a sort of idea on love that values a person as an object. If that makes sense at all?

Or perhaps I find it that when someone says they love a person, they are far too certain. When you say you love someone, you love what you perceive that person to be - One day that perspective may be proven inaccurate by the actions of your lover. In that case, you should cut off all feelings of love and realize it was misplaced. You put love into perceived traits, in which may have no bearing on the reality.

Not sure why you're mentioning objectivity
again

This post was edited by Tylr on Oct 12 2014 08:32pm