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Is it better to have loved and lost or never to have loved at all? Why?
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Because if I didn't lose those, I would never have the love I have now which is the love of my life!
Never have loved at all so u dont have pajb
To have loved and lost. At least you will know what it feels like and be ready if it happens again
You know what they say, you bleed just to know you are alive.
Loved and lost cause needs to experience love and the bountiful expectations it brings
I choose the former one loved and lost is great, it is sad that you thought you lived someone but he/ she never love you back. That's very sad
Love And lost liever alleen gelukkig als ongelukkig samen
I've gained insight into the world and myself from all my relationships - especially the painful ones. I wouldn't trade in those experiences to take away the pain. Learning from our mistakes is how we grow.
Loved and lost, why be with some one if there is no love?
....:[ both are sad
I think it is better to have loved and lost. Even if the relationship did not end well, you still learn so much in the process.
Love is a beautiful thing. Something that should be felt by everyone at least once. I think it's better to love and lost because at least you know what love is... And it won't be the end of the world when you lose. You will be able to love again. :)
Loved and lost because you made great memories with that person and even though it didn't work out you could always remain friends
Of course it's better to have loved. Everyone deserves that feeling. It's worth the pain and anguish that losing can bring out in you.
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