Love

[Guest Rob & Jin]

To a Chinese its action. not words

 

AGREE ?

[amanda1969]

To a Chinese its action. not words

 

AGREE ?

Maybe saying in this way would be available:

To a Chinese, love is not only words but also action.

To me, I want both of sweet words and practical action.

Do I want too much?

[Wendy W]

To a Chinese its action. not words

 

AGREE ?

Maybe saying in this way would be available:

To a Chinese, love is not only words but also action.

To me, I want both of sweet words and practical action.

Do I want too much?

 

 

I want both too

[usaRichard]

To a Chinese its action. not words

 

AGREE ?

Maybe saying in this way would be available:

To a Chinese, love is not only words but also action.

To me, I want both of sweet words and practical action.

Do I want too much?

I guess orders from headquarters have been sent to me. I better shape up and get busy.

 

Richard

[david_dawei]

a four letter word

[IllinoisDave]

What's love got to do...got to do...with it?

[Smitty]

What's love but a second hand emotion? B)

[A Mafan]

What's love but a second hand emotion? B)

What's that got to do with it?

[bob&haiqing]

To a Chinese its action. not words

 

AGREE ?

 

 

To a Chinese its action. not words

 

AGREE ?

Maybe saying in this way would be available:

To a Chinese, love is not only words but also action.

To me, I want both of sweet words and practical action.

Do I want too much?

 

 

To a Chinese its action. not words

 

AGREE ?

Maybe saying in this way would be available:

To a Chinese, love is not only words but also action.

To me, I want both of sweet words and practical action.

Do I want too much?

 

 

I want both too

I would venture to say that all three of you deserve to have both, as do many other woman ... I make certain that my sweet Haiqing gets both every day

 

Enjoy the words and the actions!

Bob

[Guest ShaQuaNew]

To a Chinese its action. not words

 

AGREE ?

 

The Chinese don't have ownership to that approach. Anyone in a relationship that ignores this simple rule, deserves what they get.

 

A wise man once said:

 

"She was a fast machine, she kept her motor clean

She was the best damn woman that I ever seen

She had the sightless eyes, telling me no lies

Knockin' me out with those China-girl thighs

Taking more than her share, had me fighting for air

She told me to come but I was already there"

Edited October 6, 2008 by ShaQuaNew (see edit history)

[Guest lilac6451]

Love is so simple and so complicated to be defined.

[Christopher]

Love is so simple and so complicated to be defined.

 

Neurologically, it's when your both circuits for acceptance and pleasure are turned on.

 

What you're really talking about is how those circuits get turned on.

 

That's a question of conditioning. Partly cultural, partly personal.

 

Christopher

[carl.hops]

To a Chinese its action. not words

 

AGREE ?

 

The Chinese don't have ownership to that approach. Anyone in a relationship that ignores this simple rule, deserves what they get.

 

A wise man once said:

 

"She was a fast machine, she kept her motor clean

She was the best damn woman that I ever seen

She had the sightless eyes, telling me no lies

Knockin' me out with those China-girl thighs

Taking more than her share, had me fighting for air

She told me to come but I was already there"

 

~Singing in a corny voice~ Love is a battlefield~

 

Love is the happiness you feel for someone who understands you, and deeply enjoys the person you are, someone who not only wants but needs you and would do just about anything to make you happy, safe and healthy. Its so many things it could be described for eternity

 

But because we all need and want something different, love is a personal thing to each of us, something different for everyone.

Edited October 9, 2008 by carl.hops (see edit history)

[griz326]

I enjoy relating a story about my grandmother and grandfather from when I was in my early teens.

 

After 9 kids grandma didn't have much of a figure and her once beautiful face had become sort of jowly. My grandfather was giving into age and life with a big 'ol beer belly and a face disfigured in a terrible car crash long before I was born. But whenever my Papap would come into the kitchen, he'd sneak up behind her, give her a peck on the cheek and squeeze her ass. She'd say, "Quit it George, the kids can see!"

 

That's my image of what love should be when I'm 65...I think getting to that wonderful level of affection and playfulness at such a ripe old age is the trick.

[izus]

To a Chinese its action. not words

 

AGREE ?

 

The Chinese don't have ownership to that approach. Anyone in a relationship that ignores this simple rule, deserves what they get.

 

A wise man once said:

 

"She was a fast machine, she kept her motor clean

She was the best damn woman that I ever seen

She had the sightless eyes, telling me no lies

Knockin' me out with those China-girl thighs

Taking more than her share, had me fighting for air

She told me to come but I was already there"

i think those wise man were a couple of Aussy dudes named Brian and Angus

Edited October 12, 2008 by izus (see edit history)