How does love liberate you?

Question

Was listening to this song, Liberation, and wondered on the words, "Your love is liberation..."

Just wanted to know how has your love liberated you?

Patroclus... it is not usual for me to get teary eyed. But you just did that. Sorry. But I had to give you a thumbs up. Thanks for the little purgation, I needed it :-D *sniffle*

Jake, I appreciate the kind of love you had to lead you out into freedom. Love can be marvelous, don't you think?

Kathryn, hugs to you >:D<

Bridget, you are blessed :-)

Lui, to the point... well said :-)

Answer 1

Love sometimes can seem restrictive because of physical ailments of the self or loved ones, financial etc.. Love can then take on a form of duty, responsibility and/or commitment to other people, places and/or organizations over a period of time.

In many cultures, women learn to be submissive to their husbands and end up loosing their own identity by conforming to the man's way of thinking and doing. This restrictive behavior, alot of times, keeps one from developing hidden talents and impedes use of creative energies because, "everybody else and everything else comes first."

There is a responsiblity that comes with truly loving the self and all things. One must learn to become their own authority in life. One needs to slow down in order to focus on taking the steps necesssary to make positive changes in one's life. This requires dedication, perserverance, patience and Love for the self.

I feel liberated because I am able to Love myself and in return I'm able to love other people in my life.

Answer 2

Love liberates you by allowing you to truly be yourself and to be the best person that you can be. Love allows you to find peace and calm in a otherwise crazy world, it gives you some place to go to recharge and allow you to know that you're safe and accepted for all of you no matter what. That's a very liberating feeling, unconditional love is what allows children to grow and to experience life knowing that they will always be able to come home and still be accepted no matter how bad the day was. Love does the same for adults it gives them a safe haven to come to after a day that was less than perfect. That freedom allows us to feel free and confident enough to try new things and to be open to new experiences.

Answer 3

I've found that my current partner's love is very liberating... I am able to be myself and express my feelings in a safe environment. We support each other in growth and encourage each other when trying something new. I am able to be vulnerable and not fear that she will be scared or repulsed by my darker side and she feels the same way. So, I guess the ties of society are released and we can express ourselves for who we are.

Answer 4

He is not my current love, but in the past I had a partner who helped me with "coming out of the closet". This liberated me from the lie I was living and helped me realize that being honest and true to myself feels so much better.

Answer 5

Love is liberating when it is not withheld or put conditions on. Love is freedom to be yourself and not fear judgment. Love is first given yourself! Then you can love another. To me Love is accepting yourself for who you are and being happy with that.

Answer 6

Love per se probably helps flog off your conscience.

When you can do that by whatever means you will feel liberated

Answer 7

Uhm, it gets me to think of someone other than myself, that's pretty liberating in a way.

Answer 8

Love doesn't liberate, it confines.

Answer 9

idk

but i love your rainbow lips!

Answer 10

I can't say that it has.