Quote by daddysweetheart
I never regret loving, nor the price I am happy to pay for in doing so. No matter how painful or the price of my heart and soul.. ~Daddysweetheart, aka Margot
Quote by daddysweetheartIt would depend on her voting record........
Would you cherish that love?
Be flattered?
Run fast as the wind?
Not believe her?
Cast her aside like an old piece of gum attached to your shoe?
I'm just curious..
Thanks!!!!
Quote by Magical_felix
In my experience, right after a woman tells me she loves me, it is the perfect time to ask her to "borrow" a large amount of money. They just can't say no.
btw? still pissed at you. now, accept my friend request so i can give you shit in private, please. 
You can’t truly call yourself peaceful unless you are capable of violence. If you’re not capable of violence, you’re not peaceful. You’re harmless.
Quote by sprite
about fucking time you showed up.
Quote by ToshLoveCC
I'm not a guy, but this question reminded me of a verse from "Paradise By the Dashboard Light" by Meat Loaf. I grew up on that album. It was funny, actually.
"I couldn't take it any longer
Lord I was crazed
And when the feeling came upon me
Like a tidal wave
I started swearing to my god and on my mother's grave
That I would love you to the end of time
I swore that I would love you to the end of time!
So now I'm praying for the end of time
To hurry up and arrive
Cause if I gotta spend another minute with you
I don't think that I can really survive
I'll never break my promise or forget my vow
But God only knows what I can do right now
I'm praying for the end of time
It's all that I can do
Praying for the end of time, so I can end my time with you!"
Quote by Kasey
In my humble opinion someone who would run in that situation doesn't deserve to be asked in the first place. But its a sad fact that there are complete, self-centered, self-opinionated c#*ts out there only too happy to use a kind heart and then drop it when the next exciting replacement crawls out from under a stone.
Not that I'm bitter.
Xx
Quote by Kasey
In my humble opinion someone who would run in that situation doesn't deserve to be asked in the first place. But its a sad fact that there are complete, self-centered, self-opinionated c#*ts out there only too happy to use a kind heart and then drop it when the next exciting replacement crawls out from under a stone.
Not that I'm bitter.
Xx
Quote by daddysweetheart
Thank you..that's true. I guess liking soulless bimbos as companions is the way to go!!
Thank you kind Sir!!
Quote by Dudealicious
I don't have an answer to your question seeing as it is so vague. It's like asking me if I'd like your homemade chicken noodle soup, without knowing what ingredients you use.
For the record, if a woman tells me she loves me within the six week mark of meeting her. I run like hell seeing as she's probably bat shit crazy.
in my opinion just me I only tell I love someone after they do I am stubborn that way. but if it is to early I run like hell.. Quote by Feline_Dragon
daddysweetheart. hugs hon!
Quote by Wilful
The short answer is that it depends.
The long answer is that I could answer yes to all of them under the right circumstances:
Would you cherish that love?
If we knew each other and had a personal connection based on kindness or some other appealing characteristic, then almost always. To express such wonderful feelings for another human being is something that should definitely be cherished.
Be flattered?
Again, if we knew each other on a personal level, then always. If someone of sound mind tells you you're worthy of their love, how can you not be flattered?
Run fast as the wind?
If we didn't have any personal connection and/or I had no confidence in her ability to respect my relationship with my wife or otherwise behave appropriately, then definitely yes, albeit figuratively. If someone has an unhealthy obsession with you, the best thing is to be direct and break off any contact. What's important is to be respectful and sensitive about it.
Not believe her?
If she didn't know me or I knew she had a mental illness, then yes. Again, it's about being thoughtful in how you manage it.
Cast her aside like an old piece of gum attached to your shoe?
If I knew she had done something sufficiently evil to me or someone I cared about, then yes. It's incredibly cruel, but we all have that in us. What varies is our individual limits. I'd like to think I'd take the high ground and be respectful about it, but who knows...? Hopefully I'll never find out.
And it obviously depends on the guy. If you told me, I'd be flattered, try and let you down easy and limit my contact with you. If you told Magical Felix, he'd hit you up for some cash. Horses for courses really.
Going back to another short answer, don't over think it. If you really know the guy, and I mean honestly, and you genuinely feel it, then tell him. If he reacts positively, then you're golden. If he doesn't, then you can stop wasting your time and make yourself available for someone better suited to you.
Sorry, my brother-in-law is staying with us at the moment and I got stuck into his UDLs. I'm feeling a bit philosophical.
Quote by daddysweetheart
Would you cherish that love?
Be flattered?
Run fast as the wind?
Not believe her?
Cast her aside like an old piece of gum attached to your shoe?
I'm just curious..
Thanks!!!!
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