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• ElisaRose
  January 20, 2006
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  I don't think love is over-rated. I don't hate my first love, sure it hurts to think about it at times, but it's best described in the Trisha Yearwood song, "I Would Have Loved You Anyway".
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  Weydon
  January 21, 2006
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  "The famous love of Romeo and Juliet was nothing but a fictional play meant to minimize the truth. " Actually it's meant to show tragedies of brash love and decisions. In the begining Romeo is all hung up on Rosilyne or whatever, saying how he would never love another. Then he SEES Juliet and is all like "have I never known love before this?!". The same night his firends are cheering him up over his heartache he is madly in love with Juliet and runs after her, and his friends assume he's moping about the old girl still. Then of course there's the fact that when both Romeo and Juliet learn of each other's "deaths", even though they've known each other for 2-3 days, they kill themselves! These are just a couple examples but there's a lot. The idea is to let you know that you shouldn't get all wrapped up in something serious like love, suicide, and killing. Anyways, it will get better. It will hurt for a while, and you will grow into a better person from it. Just mourn it away--mourn that it's OVER. Then you'll eventually move on...a little wiser for any future loves.
• burningcello
  January 24, 2006
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  First of all, for my age (17) love is over rated. High schoolers seem to focus more on love and relationships then their school work and setting a good foundation for themselves later on in life. That holds true for myself at least. I have found myself thinking more and more about a girl rather then paying attention on a test. And that is not good. Second, I don't agree with that there is no "real" love. I do think that there is some type of deep and meaningful love out there. However, I will be the first to admit I have no idea what love really is. I don't think anyone my age could. We just haven't had enough time to learn certain things like that. The closest I can come up with is that there has only been one girl that just being near to her made me happy. There has only been one girl that I have gotten on AIM or email strictly to talk to her. There has only been one girl that I have lost sleep over, lost time on tests over, quit paying attention in class, quit paying attention while I play my cello, and put all of my emotions into my cello playing because I couldn't stop thinking about her. I was not thinking of what she looked like either. I was thinking about the different problems that were occuring in her life. I was wondering how I could help her. I cannot call this love because I do not know what love is exactly. Also, as a side comment, for all girls out there that think all males are just horny idiots strictly out to have sex then please reconsider. There are a few of us who could care less about looks. There are a few of us who would rather just listen to you talk. There are a few of us who could care less if some sluty blonde offered to put out. There are a few of us who would rather try to convince that blonde that she deserves better then just some guy that wants to screw her. To me, sex is the over rated part of life and relationships. I would rather be with someone that I could talk to. Someone that listens to me and that I can listen to. Yes, it seems that all guys are horny morons but there are a few of us. Just take your time looking and you will find one of us.
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  Weydon
  January 25, 2006
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  "Love is that condition in which the happiness of another person is more important than your own." Now, this also means if they don't want o be with you, you'd happily let them go just to see them happy. Technically it also means that if it would make them happy to eat your insides, you'd do it...So I guess maybe there's a few kinks in that quote being accurate, but overall it has the right idea.

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