Love

[Vinny]

am i right in sayin love effects different ppl in differnt ways????

thx all 4 ur input

[Luvs2plzU]

Actually, No you are not correct in saying that...users of English confuse the word "effect" and "affect", the latter refers to the influence of something on another person or object.

[Browser]

While the word usage was flawed, the intent of the question was still evident, and was not the matter in question.

Vinny, if nothing else, it all depends on your definition of "love." In my opinion, love is used far too often and to cover too broad a spectrum of feelings - everything from a touch of lust to a deep, life-long emotional attatchment to a single person.
Combined with the fact that everyone's mind is different (and thus perceptions), that would mean that everyone feels the effects of love differently.

[rollin]

i agree with browser on this 1, i may be young, but i love my girlfriend more than anything, and people love in many different ways. youl know if u love someone or not

[Browser]

Just be careful what you say and do... it might come back to bite you later if you realize you don't love the person in question.

[WallyLlama]

I'd be interested in why the question was asked...

and having seen luv's posts over time, know that there was no attempt to be mean... we can all benefit from paying attention to our mistakes.

[Browser]

Thanks for the tip, Wally. My apologies, Luv.

[WallyLlama]

At the risk of us all being too nice, I wasn't being critical of your comment, Browser. LOL I thought you kept the conversation on topic nicely.

[Browser]

[bows]
My reply to Luv could have been taken as an attempt at a snub though. I thought I'd make that clear and voice thanks for the heads-up on his writing style.

[Newtolove]

well it is our different perceptions on love that maske it such a confusing business what is love to one or a sign of love is not for another