It can't be changed, that's just the way it is. The ones we love the most, are the ones we hurt the most. What brings about this almost naturally schizophrenic behaviour? Maybe it is nature's rule and we just don't know it. That would explain a lot.
So what are we measuring here? Endurance? Depth? Density? Intensity? And what do our results tell us? How are our caring suckers scoring? The ones that do pass our tests are sadly the ones that will continue to be grueled so long, till they finally succumb and get flung onto the pile of other victims. The remains of the people who have loved us.
So how big is your pile? What's your score?
interesting - so true that the one we love the most, we hurt them the most and we may get hurt the most as well as the love-stake is very high in those relationships
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I think you have it all wrong. It's in us to hurt each other - period. You will find that it's as inevitable as the 'Death and taxes' cliche` - the inevitable aspect of it would therefore weave itself into all aspects of human live - love included. When you really look at it, you'll see they are mutually exclusive.
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