It's so true—loving deeply without expecting anything in return takes incredible strength and a truly grand heart!
Honey Bunch - AbsolutelySometimes, the fear of losing someone makes us hold on too tightly. Ironically, the tighter we hold on, the farther love drifts away.
True love needs trust, not control.
I have often wondered how, in the beginning, jealousy, possessiveness, and constant attention are sometimes seen as expressions of love.
Yet, when things change, even the smallest attempt to hold on can be perceived as control. It's fascinating how the same actions can carry such different meanings over time.

Hello and good evening everyone. A very good evening to you mate @Siddharth1990 . Well nicely written and good posts as well by other users as well. Well unfortunately I don't believe in the so called true love theory. Human nature always brings in conflict at some point of time in any relationship. Yes one does adjust yet again that's temporary. One cannot change their basic inherent nature. It's good to make compromises but to what extent. One also needs to maintain their pride and by pride I don't mean ego but self respect. One cannot be wired down in a relationship for the heck of maintaining it. Well I am sorry everyone but that's my thinking. Don't take it otherwise. God bless!!!! . Cheers!!!!
