Should I tell him my feelings and risk ruining a good thing? Or should I stick with "if you love someone let them go"?
Q. I have recentley reconnected with an old flame. The last time we saw each other we were intimate but I was in a relationship at the time, so we never kept in touch. It is now 10 years later and last week we disovered that we live down the road fr...
A. 12 November 2010: Change the "go" to "know". That sentence, "If you love somebondy, let them go." is an oxymoron; it's just not true in a romantic relationship. Maybe for parents and children, where they kids need to grow up, but not here. If you don't say, then you ... (read in full...)
Complicated situation would love find its way?
Q. I was just wondering Does everyone accept that the "if you love something set it free" principle is a universal one? Are there any examples of love finding its way through a complicated situation beyond the partie's control? Is one supposed to fight...
A. 12 November 2010: I, for one, don't believe in the "if you love them, let them go." That type of phrase was used on me not too long ago, and although it sounds very poetic and sincere; it really makes no sense. If you love someone, you fight for them, do everything ... (read in full...)
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