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Is it better to be loved or to love?
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both, you cant really ahve one with out the other.
if I got all the affection I could ever want from a partner I didn't love so much~ but they loved me ot would feel worse than feeling like I love my partner more
Definately better to be loved. To love can be too painful.
To be loved.
I think you have to love in order to be loved. I had rather have loved and not received love than to never love at all.
Sad that it doesn't always work that way. :(
Female, >50 years, Married, TX, US | Jan 16, 2012
Female, >50 years, Married, TX, US | Jan 16, 2012
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Both. You have to open your heart to love, and to feel love. It is great to be loved, but it is equally great to love someone.
Both
To be loved
I think it is better to Love.
To love
Both - you have to love to be loved.
A mixture of both, balance breeds longevity
Ha! This is a cruel question! I was in love with my fiance for years before we finally got together... now that we finally are, I truly understand the blessing of having someone else love me as deeply back. Our love is extraordinary. It's kind of amazing to experience something so spectacular and it is the greatest gift to love him with everything I have. :)Doesn't answer the question... and I don't care.
It is so rewarding to love but I love being loved ;-)
To be loved.well both.but once i was in love with someone who didnt love me anymore.the worst:(
