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1.       lessons_in_love
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 19 Oct 2010 Tue 08:25 pm

 

can anyone take a stab at it? thank you!

 

"The best thing about loving and being hurt is that you get to know what true love really is. For as gold is tested in fire, and so will love be perfected in pain."

2.       Nile69
53 posts
 19 Oct 2010 Tue 08:37 pm

that is so true, nice expression.

3.       passer-by
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 19 Oct 2010 Tue 10:47 pm

 

Quoting lessons_in_love

 

can anyone take a stab at it? thank you!

 

"The best thing about loving and being hurt is that you get to know what true love really is. For as gold is tested in fire, and so will love be perfected in pain."

 

sevmek ve incinmek hakkındaki en güzel şey gerçek aşkın ne olduğunu anlamanız. Altının ateşte denenmesi gibi aşk da acı içinde pişecektir. 

4.       AlphaF
5677 posts
 20 Oct 2010 Wed 01:18 am

 

Quoting lessons_in_love

 

"The best thing about loving and being hurt is that you get to know what true love really is. For as gold is tested in fire, and so will love be perfected in pain."

Wrong definition of love, except perhaps when it relates to divine love (love for god).

How can true love between mortals contain pain? Love, by definition, is a reciprocal, joyful, madly and uncontrolable desire for one another. If the feelings are one sided, it not called love; if it ever involves pain, it ends right then and there.

Luckily new loves are always possible, after one ends.

I certainly hope you did not send its translation to any decent Turkish boy. He might think you are mazoistic.

 

5.       happy4u
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 20 Oct 2010 Wed 02:00 am

Sorry AlphaF.  You are wrong.  Love can NOT be difined, not by you or anyone else.  Also, it should be made clear that if you truly love someone, you can forgive them, no matter they transgress against you.  And although it is not your business, and I asked for TRANSLATION,not for your comments,  (but thanks for the comment!), it was NOT sent to a Turkish boy, I have a Turkish fiance (man not boy) and this text was posted on my American friend´s facebook page.  I just thought it was beautiful and have a friend going through the same experience and wanted to pass it along! 

6.       girleegirl
5065 posts
 20 Oct 2010 Wed 02:07 am

 

Quoting happy4u

Sorry AlphaF.  You are wrong.  Love can NOT be difined, not by you or anyone else.  Also, it should be made clear that if you truly love someone, you can forgive them, no matter they transgress against you.  And although it is not your business, and I asked for TRANSLATION,not for your comments,  (but thanks for the comment!), it was NOT sent to a Turkish boy, I have a Turkish fiance (man not boy) and this text was posted on my American friend´s facebook page.  I just thought it was beautiful and have a friend going through the same experience and wanted to pass it along! 

  When you choose to post on a public forum you will get comments......whether you want them or not.   

 

7.       girleegirl
5065 posts
 20 Oct 2010 Wed 02:11 am

 

Quoting lessons_in_love

can anyone take a stab at it? thank you!

"The best thing about loving and being hurt is that you get to know what true love really is. For as gold is tested in fire, and so will love be perfected in pain."

 

Quoting happy4u

I asked for TRANSLATION,not for your comments,  (but thanks for the comment!), it was NOT sent to a Turkish boy, I have a Turkish fiance (man not boy) and this text was posted on my American friend´s facebook page. 

 

 Oops!  Seems you forgot that you made the translation request under your other user name!   {#emotions_dlg.laugh_at}

 

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8.       AlphaF
5677 posts
 20 Oct 2010 Wed 03:19 am

 

Quoting girleegirl

 

 

 Oops!  Seems you forgot that you made the translation request under your other user name!   {#emotions_dlg.laugh_at}

 

 

Now what GG ?

Let us all decide on a third user name for her, collectively....one, that no one can relate to her previous two names !  {#emotions_dlg.you_crazy}

 

 

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9.       girleegirl
5065 posts
 20 Oct 2010 Wed 06:22 pm

 

Quoting AlphaF

 

 

Now what GG ?

Let us all decide on a third user name for her, collectively....one, that no one can relate to her previous two names !  {#emotions_dlg.you_crazy}

 

 It´s a good idea alfie.....although this person probably already has a third name...and forth and fifth.........{#emotions_dlg.razz}

 

10.       busyb
117 posts
 20 Oct 2010 Wed 09:25 pm

lol I agree that you will get comments on here that you may not wish, but in the end, debates can make a good conversation. As I´ve said before, if everyone agree on everything, it would be a boring world :S

 

Anyway, on that note, my opinion is that love can and should contain pain or it is not love at all. Not the pain that the partner has committed but on other hands if the partner in question has become ill, died or even if you are away from the person you love (long distance or works away from home) then it is RIGHT for it to cause and feel pain or it´s like the love hasn´t existed for that person at all in the first place.

 

Or in another way of putting it into a great saying "you never really appreciate what/who you have in life until it´s gone"

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11.       AlphaF
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 21 Oct 2010 Thu 12:07 pm

 

Quoting busyb

 

Or in another way of putting it into a great saying "you never really appreciate what/who you have in life until it´s gone"

What you have to realize is that "love", by definition, must involve two parties. Even the most intense feelings of one person for another does not constitute love, unless that person´s feelings are reciprocally returned.

Love is basically a period of time, in which two persons madly, desparately  and (most important) reciprocally try to discover each other. Most "loves" end, when there is nothing more to discover.

Although the English Language fails to define it, there is a higher level of closeness in human relations..only small number of "loves"  can mature to achieve that level. That is the level at which parity yields to uniqness; two persons unite to become one being. Not all lovers can achieve that level, but once achieved they remain there forever.

 

 

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12.       busyb
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 21 Oct 2010 Thu 12:56 pm

 

Quoting AlphaF

 

What you have to realize is that "love", by definition, must involve two parties. Even the most intense feelings of one person for another does not constitute love, unless that person´s feelings are reciprocally returned.

Love is basically a period of time, in which two persons madly, desparately  and (most important) reciprocally try to discover each other. Most "loves" end, when there is nothing more to discover.

Although the English Language fails to define it, there is a higher level of closeness in human relations..only small number of "loves"  can mature to achieve that level. That is the level at which parity yields to uniqness; two persons unite to become one being. Not all lovers can achieve that level, but once achieved they remain there forever.

 

 

 

Well of course it involves two parties, unless someone is big headed enough to fall head over heels for themselves :S

But don´t forget it´s not just love between "lovers" that I´m talking about but also the other kind of love you have for a family member or friend. I know in my life, there are certain people that I wouldn´t be here without and if I ever lost one of those people then I would be devastated because of the love of what I feel for them.

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