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14 yrs ago, 6 mos ago - Thursday 8/24/06 - 8:33:44 AM EST (GMT-5)
Why would you let them go if you loved them? If they cling on then I would think it endearing.
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14 yrs ago, 6 mos ago - Thursday 8/24/06 - 8:36:16 AM EST (GMT-5)
This is the stupidest thing I have ever read.
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14 yrs ago, 6 mos ago - Friday 8/25/06 - 6:23:22 AM EST (GMT-5)
it just means that you haven't learnt to let them go yet.
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Msi_Freak
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14 yrs ago, 5 mos ago - Saturday 8/26/06 - 3:57:12 PM EST (GMT-5)
Wtf.
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random_stuff
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Midwest US
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14 yrs ago, 5 mos ago - Saturday 9/16/06 - 10:56:18 PM EST (GMT-5)
If you think of it that way you could also say that the best way to love is to let die...
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Jollyroger
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14 yrs ago, 4 mos ago - Saturday 10/7/06 - 8:08:02 AM EST (GMT-5)
Yeah I have never understood that saying. I know Id do anything I could to never let go. Also is letting go the same as allowing freedom? Or does letting go imply that your almost forcing them to leave, or leaving yourself?
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Thor121
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Southern US
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14 yrs ago, 3 mos ago - Thursday 11/2/06 - 9:07:52 PM EST (GMT-5)
I have never been in, or heard of a situation where loving someone means letting them go, so that whole statement is void, at least to me.
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14 yrs ago, 3 mos ago - Thursday 11/2/06 - 9:27:43 PM EST (GMT-5)
"if you love someone than let them go" only applies if they want to go.
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14 yrs ago, 3 mos ago - Thursday 11/2/06 - 9:28:31 PM EST (GMT-5)
it's "let" them go, not "make" them go. this question is retarded.
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13 yrs ago, 11 mos ago - Thursday 3/15/07 - 10:39:19 PM EST (GMT-5)
No, I think they believe that it's the wrong time to let go.
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FUNNYCOMMENT
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13 yrs ago, 11 mos ago - Friday 3/16/07 - 10:41:11 PM EST (GMT-5)
NO, YOU'RE JUST PLAYING ON WORDS.
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sqwish1984
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13 yrs ago, 7 mos ago - Tuesday 6/26/07 - 11:36:39 PM EST (GMT-5)
I've never heard a non-hypothetical situation that fit that expression, so basically I think it's nonsense.
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greegor
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13 yrs ago, 7 mos ago - Tuesday 7/3/07 - 11:51:40 AM EST (GMT-5)
The confusing part is the second part of the question. It makes ZERO sense. If you love someone, let them go. If they love you back, they won't. Go, that is. If they DO leave you, then as much as that hurts (and I am here to say that it hurts a very great deal)you need to let them. Why would you want someone who doesn't want you? I know the answer to this, but it's still a bad idea, as much as I miss her. And yes, I'm talking about a specific incident as well as an important lesson in general. It's painful truth here.
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Zalbag
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Midwest US
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13 yrs ago, 6 mos ago - Tuesday 8/14/07 - 11:50:26 PM EST (GMT-5)
My boyfriend broke up with me and I didn't want to let go. That doesn't mean I don't love him. To me, it just shows how much I really do love him! Too bad he don't care.
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cszulins
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Western US
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13 yrs ago, 6 mos ago - Tuesday 8/14/07 - 11:52:28 PM EST (GMT-5)
If you love someone, set them free. If they come back to you, set them on fire.
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angeleyesgr
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Europe
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13 yrs ago, 2 mos ago - Sunday 12/9/07 - 6:57:11 PM EST (GMT-5)
No, it's not. I think that it would mean the other person has more problems with letting go.
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13 yrs ago, 2 mos ago - Sunday 12/9/07 - 11:13:03 PM EST (GMT-5)
I dont understand the question. If the cling wouldnt that mean they still LUST you, not love you... |
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