Emotion that exist in my dream, but not in the real world.

Discussion in 'Dreams' started by Interactivemonodrama, Apr 29, 2011.

  1. Interactivemonodrama

    Interactivemonodrama Member

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    Hi everyone!
    I have been dreaming about love. Being love with a girl. It was so wonderful.

    The strange thing is, I can not believe that I could ever feel something like that.
    Mostly because I do not believe in real love.

    Does true love really exist?Does a functional relationship exist?Or is this made up by desperate people who are not capable of confronting the sad truth, that everybody dies alone?
     
  2. political squaw

    political squaw Member

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    love exists. it happens when you get fascinated by and attached to someone on many different levels.

    love does not guarantee a functional relationship though

    imo
     
  3. ~xR*Z*Nx~

    ~xR*Z*Nx~ Member

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    i am always alone but i never die, accepting that truth means i fly every where forever haha, life is easy and simple and free, and lucky and magic and beautiful, and love is who i am or not, and that's a choice, so you can spin into hell by being worried and you can choose to not accept your own experience, but i will be Here right now living my life and accepting my self as the creator of all i experience, and therefore i will always be alone and in love with my self !!! :::)))))
     
  4. Aesthete

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    I guess it all depends on your definitions whether you think "love" exists. But psychologically, I think we're capable (or most of us at least) of feelings of profound attachment, which we call "love." Do you think you could ever feel for a person in real life the way you do in dreams? I don't see why you couldn't. You're basically the same person in your dreams as you are when you're awake.
     
  5. Duck

    Duck quack. Lifetime Supporter

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    I think that often 'not believing in love' is a coping mechanism for people that need more love in their life. For some people, it's far easier to be calloused and bitter than to admit they're missing something, or someone.
     
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