Define 'true love'.
Doesn't exist.
I don't believe in fate in most cases. I don't believe that two people "belong" together.
I don't believe there is one single person that is/was meant for me.
I don't over idealize the idea of a relationship (One of the few things I don't) although I do over idealize people often.
I have probably believed I had found true love over 100 times.
IT wasn't true love...if you felt it you would know...there is no mistaking it...no denying it...Its like falling, drowning, and utter bliss all at once...these words are meager in comparison to what it truly is...
Yeap, felt that. 100 times. I love being an INFJ
Yeap, felt that. 100 times. I love being an INFJ
So, what I'm hearing is, that INFJs feel a lot, are passionate, but because they feel these things so much and embrace it, that it's hard to tell the difference between passion and the real thing?
Doesn't exist.
I don't believe in fate in most cases. I don't believe that two people "belong" together.
I don't believe there is one single person that is/was meant for me.
I don't over idealize the idea of a relationship (One of the few things I don't) although I do over idealize people often.
I have probably believed I had found true love over 100 times.
Ok, you just defined it for yourself--sort of. No, I don't believe that there is only one person that was meant for us. But, I do believe in true love. I also believe in fate, however that fate may not include true love in this lifetime. It depends on why you are here.
True love is complete and honest sharing. It's being able to clearly see that other person, and wanting to wrap what you see inside yourself. It has the lust of mind, and heart, and body all entwined in it. It's about connecting on a deeper, sprital level. We try to define it with words, but we really can't. We use "Soulmate", but that falls short.
Everyone looks for it and very few find it. It's more rare than an INFJ and more precious than life itself. Good luck to all of us.
That's my feeble attempt. Continue........
I think 'true love' exists because I simply don't see it as an emotion. Falling in love is uncontrollable, you can tell yourself you're not falling for someone, but by acknowledging the thought that you might be and then you talk yourself out of it, proves that you in fact are falling in love.
But I define falling in love and love as two very different things. The first being uncontrollable, the second being completely controllable. To me, love (or true love in this case) is a conscious choice that you will yourself to do. Nowhere does it say you have to love someone unconditionally, but when you accept someone exactly how they are, faults and all, and love them anyway, you're making a choice to do so.
That's why I voted that it does exist, because love is a choice. You don't have to 'truly love' someone, but the option always remains.
I think 'true love' exists because I simply don't see it as an emotion. Falling in love is uncontrollable, you can tell yourself you're not falling for someone, but by acknowledging the thought that you might be and then you talk yourself out of it, proves that you in fact are falling in love.
But I define falling in love and love as two very different things. The first being uncontrollable, the second being completely controllable. To me, love (or true love in this case) is a conscious choice that you will yourself to do. Nowhere does it say you have to love someone unconditionally, but when you accept someone exactly how they are, faults and all, and love them anyway, you're making a choice to do so.
That's why I voted that it does exist, because love is a choice. You don't have to 'truly love' someone, but the option always remains.