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Question

I need an opinion, or some suggestions on this.

Love is like a circle, it has no beginning and no end

Answer 1

Well, I think that it depends on the situation. I think of love like a heart string, it intertwines with everything around it, there is a beginning and an end, but they are not well defined. and when pulled hard enough they can come undone, and it hurts like hell when it happens.

However I might be inclined to believe that true love is like a circle, not so much in that it has no beginning or end, but in that it is on-going, Since there is no beginning and no end to a circle it too is on-going and should never be broken

Answer 2

Np i don't agree love may not have a end but it must have a beginning.
A mothers love begins before 9 months of our birth.
A friends love begins when we get to know each other and believe our friend is real caring for us.
A lovers love may start when he/she feels attracted to a particular character.

All the above may be without end, but sure it has a begining

Answer 3

But then it's also like a spiral starting with small beginnings until it grows and grows to become an all consuming flame of emotion and desire.

Answer 4

Love is like a circle, it goes on and on forever. You don't know where it starts, or where it ends, it just goes on and on.

Answer 5

I agree with that statement. Love is always being given and received in one form or another with every human being.

Answer 6

life is a circle.

Answer 7

i think that means that if you love someone you will love them forever and u will never stop loving them and u dont reme,ber a time that u don't. i REALLY like that quote!!!!

Answer 8

love

love [luv]
n (plural loves)
1. very strong affection: an intense feeling of tender affection and compassion
Young children need unconditional love.

2. passionate attraction and desire: a passionate feeling of romantic desire and sexual attraction
3. somebody much loved: somebody who is loved romantically
He was her first real love.

4. romantic affair: a romantic affair, possibly sexual
5. strong liking: strong liking for or pleasure gained from something
his love of music

6. something eliciting enthusiasm: something that elicits deep interest and enthusiasm in somebody
Music was his greatest love but he also liked ballet.

7. beloved: used as an affectionate word to somebody loved
8. U.K. term of friendly address: used as a friendly term of address, usually to a woman (informal)
Here’s your change, love.

9. christianity God’s love for humanity: the mercy, grace, and charity shown by God to humanity
10. christianity worship of God: the worship and adoration of God
11. sports game score of zero: a score of zero in sports and games, for example, tennis, squash, and whist


v (past loved, past participle loved, present participle lov·ing, 3rd person present singular loves)
1. vti feel tender affection for: to feel tender affection for somebody, for example, a close relative or friend, or for something such as a place, an ideal, or an animal
2. vti feel desire for: to feel romantic and sexual desire and longing for somebody
3. vt like very much: to like something or like doing something very much
I love watching old movies on TV.

4. vt show kindness to: to feel and show kindness and charity to somebody
love one another and love your neighbor

5. vt have sexual intercourse with: to have sexual intercourse with somebody (dated)


[Old English lufian , from lufu “love” (source of the noun). Ultimately from an Indo-European word meaning “to love,” which is also the ancestor of English libido, belief, and leave2“absence.”]



circle

cir·cle [súrk’l]
n (plural cir·cles)
1. geometry shape of perfect hollow ring: a curved line surrounding a center point, every point of the line being an equal distance from the center point
2. area inside circle: the area enclosed by a circle
3. circle-shaped thing: an area or object in the shape of a circle
4. circle-shaped pattern: an arrangement or pattern in the shape of a circle
5. group of people: a group of people who share a common interest, profession, activity, or social background
6. curved route: a course or route that follows a curved path
7. theater raised theater seating: a section of tiered seating in a theater that is above ground level
8. cycle: a process or series of events that ends at the point at which it began, or that repeats itself continuously


v (past cir·cled, past participle cir·cled, present participle cir·cling, 3rd person present singular cir·cles)
1. vti move along curving route: to move or move around something, following a curving route or path that ends where it began and usually repeats its cycle
2. vt make mark around: to draw a ring around something in order to mark it or draw attention to it
3. vt surround: to surround a place or an area with people


[Pre-12th century. Via French from Latin circulus , literally “small circle,” from circus “circle” (see circus).]


-cir·cler, n
come full circle to return to an earlier or first position or situation after leaving it
go or run around in circles to be very busy without actually achieving anything



ANYWAYS... WHO TOLD YOU THAT?

Answer 9

that could be true. you meet someone, fall in love, then you break up, you meet someone, fall in love........................... and it goes on never ending