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Do you regret falling in love?

>> No.12231535

>>12231530
Yes. After all, our love can't be, OP.

>> No.12231536

>>12231530
yes

>> No.12231542

yes it was awful and she was a whore

>> No.12231549

>>12231530
I don't think I've ever fallen in love, honestly.

>> No.12231551

Does Jesus regret falling in love?

>> No.12231557

Satan's love for God

>> No.12231573

I never felt romantic love, only lust.

>> No.12231579

>>12231573
Lust is sinful.

>> No.12231583

>>12231579
It's not. Acting on it may be depending on context.

>> No.12231592

>>12231542
How do you fall in love with a whore? Isn't that just an instant turn off?

>> No.12231597

>>12231530
No. I miss it and it's painful to live without it, but I don't regret having felt it

>> No.12231598

>>12231592
It happens all the fucking times. One cannot count the number of older German sex tourists that fell in love with a Thai whore and married her against all common sense. There's a reason the premoderns considered love as nearly some kind of disease.

>> No.12231604

>>12231598
I've only ever fallen for girls with good character.

>> No.12231609

>>12231530
Always, I guess. Though I'm feeling like I can fall in love again, which means I am currently less melancholic.

>> No.12231625

>>12231598
you just made me feel premodern

>> No.12231627

I've only ever fallen in love when I was in school, and during those times I enjoyed school immensely and got good grades. I wish some equivalent to that would happen now. I never got with those girls btw, and in hind sight they probably would of accepted if I asked them out.

>> No.12231663

it's scary how strong that feeling remains even after you realize you're feeling it towards a completely wrong person

>> No.12231668
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12231668

Yes. Only because women hate me since I'm not charismatic or attractive. If I had the choice, I'd be dosed up on opiates 24/7 so I never have to feel lonely or horny again.

>> No.12231694

>>12231530
Not at all. Making love is the most pleasurable act I've experienced and it didn't degrade my value as a person.
>making love
Yes, anon. Making love.

>> No.12231724

>>12231530
Getting one's heart broken makes or breaks a man. If you can rebuild yourself after being destroyed by a woman you love, you can accomplish anything in life.

>> No.12231732

>>12231583
Aren't you committing adultry in your heart or some gay shit like that

>> No.12231736

>>12231592
she wasn't a literal prostitue

>> No.12231737

>>12231530

>Though I speak with the tongues of men and of angels, and have not charity, I am become as sounding brass, or a tinkling cymbal.

>2 And though I have the gift of prophecy, and understand all mysteries, and all knowledge; and though I have all faith, so that I could remove mountains, and have not charity, I am nothing.

>3 And though I bestow all my goods to feed the poor, and though I give my body to be burned, and have not charity, it profiteth me nothing.

>4 Charity suffereth long, and is kind; charity envieth not; charity vaunteth not itself, is not puffed up,

>5 Doth not behave itself unseemly, seeketh not her own, is not easily provoked, thinketh no evil;

>6 Rejoiceth not in iniquity, but rejoiceth in the truth;

>7 Beareth all things, believeth all things, hopeth all things, endureth all things.

>8 Charity never faileth: but whether there be prophecies, they shall fail; whether there be tongues, they shall cease; whether there be knowledge, it shall vanish away.

>9 For we know in part, and we prophesy in part.

>10 But when that which is perfect is come, then that which is in part shall be done away.

>11 When I was a child, I spake as a child, I understood as a child, I thought as a child: but when I became a man, I put away childish things.

>12 For now we see through a glass, darkly; but then face to face: now I know in part; but then shall I know even as also I am known.

>13 And now abideth faith, hope, charity, these three; but the greatest of these is charity.


As it pertains to romantic love, I disagree. However, translating "agape" as charity is apt. Whereas lust is binding an object in shackles and having your way, love is shackling oneself and asking to be spanked. I think Gibran called love freedom but those in love are a slave to their object of desire.

>> No.12231760

I fall in love with a new girl almost every day; I see her and know who she is, not as she is, but in a reality of my own. This one might appear cold and abrasive but is enflamed with secret passion when we're alone. She loves all things that are dear to me. Her slight nose, the curl of her lip coquettish in a way only I can perceive, her volcanic eyes. she clutches me tighter, tighter, drawing me into an enchanted grasp. That night, I find her on Tinder and discover that she "loves doggos" and "binge watching 'The Office'"

>> No.12231762

I regret everything, literally. As opposed to figuratively.

>> No.12231764

Being loved is wonderful
Loving is painful

>> No.12231829

>>12231530
I regret making girls fall in love with me. I've never been myself. I have been insane and sick with desire, like Romeo. But that never worked.

>> No.12231936

i wrote a paragraph-long journal entry about a drug-addict cosmopolitan girl i fell in love with at the beginning of this year if anyone itt would want to read something like that. reading it again is pretty cringe but she messed me up pretty bad.

>> No.12231940

>>12231542
T'was a Pity She Was a Whore

>> No.12231942

>>12231936
Do tell. It's not like you have much to lose.

>> No.12231957

>>12231530
I regret for not being an attractive white male in our current time desu.

t. twink AM who lives in the west that got beat out of the competition, physique is not so different with the AFs tho.

>> No.12231958

>>12231530
No, because if I hadn't fallen in love I would not have figured out that women are disposable.

>> No.12231968
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12231968

>had 4 girls straight up offering me sex
>turned them all down like a retarded autist that i am
what's a good book for this feeling?

>> No.12231972

>>12231968
Getting the fuck out of here and returning to reddit.

>> No.12232011

>>12231530
I dont regret having loved people but it also didnt really matter in the end. If i had never loved anybody nothing would be different

>> No.12232414

>>12231530
Yeah, honestly. I've been brainwashed by literature into expecting a woman to love me as truly and strongly as I do her. But every time I get destroyed when she leaves me because she's suddenly bored with the relationship, cheats on me, feels like she needs more independence, etc. The fact is that women aren't capable of romantic love like men are, and they will leave you the moment they feel you aren't providing for entirely all of their needs.

>> No.12232426

>>12231542
I second this

Fuck women, fuck jannies and fuck niggers

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12232478

>>12231530
I really want to know what the feeling of loving someone is like, and not in the way one loves his brother or his mother and cares for them but when one is deeply attracted to a soulmate. I have read about love but some of the most romantic passages for me were in Osamu Dazai's No Longer Human, i want to feel that way about girls or guys and sometimes i think i do but the feeling passes as quickly as it comes. There is a girl i've known for 3 years that i have kept contact with and every other month she pops back up, talking to me, getting my attention, and i give it, but my attention never lasts. My sister asked why i do that to girls who keep coming back but i don't know why. How can i fall in love, what do i need to do?

>> No.12232679

>>12232414
Women can love aspects of you, or more generally an "idea" of you. I don't think men can love either, not in the way that he means. We can nurture an abstraction of romantic love better than women can, but that's it.

>> No.12232693

>>12231530
>Do you regret falling in love?

yes

"love" is a temporary biological compulsion. romance is nature's hoodwink; it is all smoke and mirrors.

"falling in love" is such an apt term, because cupid's arrow fells the thinking mind

the only real and abiding love is God

>> No.12232752

>>12231760
Very Pessoa-like in a way

>> No.12232779

>>12231530
Yes because they never reciprocated.

>> No.12232807

>>12231530
Haven't been in love for 10 years

>> No.12232872

>>12231530
It makes me ache and quiver at night, but at least it's better than the deafening sound of having always been lonely, I think.

>> No.12233033

>>12232679
What you are describing is narcissism. Love is something completely different. Very rare, as most people are narcissist incapable of not understanding that other people are real but acting like that is true.

>> No.12233137

>>12231530
No. It ended badly but I would have spent the rest of my life convinced I'd let the greatest chance of my life get away if I hadn't gone for it.

>> No.12233163

>>12231583
He who acts upon it in his heart has sinned against me.

Quote from the J-Dog.

>> No.12233182

>>12231968
You did the right thing anon. I've had a decent amount of meaningless sex and it's not fulfilling.