Love at matured age ( Archived) (54)

May 30, 2013 2:23 AM CST Love at matured age
sophiasummer
sophiasummersophiasummerNorthland, New Zealand112 Threads 6,528 Posts
Tiger1974: If a couple in late fifties is attached to each other for long time having their individual domestic life, grown up children and still feel uneasiness for each other. Should they continue with this state of affair or they should abstain now?


abstain from what? sorry I just would like to know.
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May 30, 2013 4:36 AM CST Love at matured age
lovemedofr
lovemedofrlovemedofrbeautiful place, Nouvelle-Aquitaine France2 Threads 1,224 Posts
Well, i still wonder what matured age is ??? live your life at the full and enjoy before it's too late !!! grin doh handshake
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May 30, 2013 4:45 AM CST Love at matured age
twinself
twinselftwinself..., Majjistral Malta36 Threads 1,347 Posts
Tiger1974: To be very precise it is two souls who are in love with each other for decades over but are committed towards their families as well and their no letup in their relation in spite of that. They do meet occasionally without hurting sentiments or ego of their respective families.


That is purely deceipt.
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May 30, 2013 11:11 PM CST Love at matured age
romanticman4u
romanticman4uromanticman4ubrainerd, Minnesota USA11 Threads 7 Polls 494 Posts
I think you should go to counciling and try to discover why you have been together all these years, buried is the love you once had for each other, theres nothing wrong about trying to rediscover what you once had after all theres alot of history there and being single isn't all its cracked up to be, I would rather be married, find the happiness you once had its there....
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Jun 16, 2013 4:39 PM CST Love at matured age
beautifulyou
beautifulyoubeautifulyouNew York, USA1 Threads 57 Posts
If I understand, you love one another and are able to be with one another in near every sense of the word... My suggestion would be to consider forsaking "social sanction" as, it is just that...

Instead, consider flowing with what the Spirit of Love tells you... IT will guide you as to how to "BE" with the Love that has been given you, that has been given her (well outside of social convention).

I have no sense this is a "social/cultural decision" as much as it may be a Spiritual Invitation to know The Depths Of Love... Given that sense, 'it' is just that... an invitation!

Many blessings to you Sir.
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Jun 16, 2013 4:47 PM CST Love at matured age
magiclove65
magiclove65magiclove65Tbilisi, Georgia19 Threads 347 Posts
Tiger1974: If a couple in late fifties is attached to each other for long time having their individual domestic life, grown up children and still feel uneasiness for each other. Should they continue with this state of affair or they should abstain now?


if it is love.go for itbouquet
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Jun 16, 2013 4:51 PM CST Love at matured age
Tiger1974: If a couple in late fifties is attached to each other for long time having their individual domestic life, grown up children and still feel uneasiness for each other. Should they continue with this state of affair or they should abstain now?
They can go together.No Problem
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Jun 16, 2013 4:53 PM CST Love at matured age
beautifulyou: If I understand, you love one another and are able to be with one another in near every sense of the word... My suggestion would be to consider forsaking "social sanction" as, it is just that...

Instead, consider flowing with what the Spirit of Love tells you... IT will guide you as to how to "BE" with the Love that has been given you, that has been given her (well outside of social convention).

I have no sense this is a "social/cultural decision" as much as it may be a Spiritual Invitation to know The Depths Of Love... Given that sense, 'it' is just that... an invitation!

Many blessings to you Sir.
Some Blessing here plzhug laugh
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Jun 16, 2013 5:05 PM CST Love at matured age
beautifulyou
beautifulyoubeautifulyouNew York, USA1 Threads 57 Posts
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ali110: Some Blessing here plz




angel
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Jun 16, 2013 5:07 PM CST Love at matured age
beautifulyou: If I understand, you love one another and are able to be with one another in near every sense of the word... My suggestion would be to consider forsaking "social sanction" as, it is just that...

Instead, consider flowing with what the Spirit of Love tells you... IT will guide you as to how to "BE" with the Love that has been given you, that has been given her (well outside of social convention).

I have no sense this is a "social/cultural decision" as much as it may be a Spiritual Invitation to know The Depths Of Love... Given that sense, 'it' is just that... an invitation!

Many blessings to you Sir.
Thanks Beautifulrose lips grin
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Jun 16, 2013 7:06 PM CST Love at matured age
beautifulyou
beautifulyoubeautifulyouNew York, USA1 Threads 57 Posts
ali110: Thanks Beautiful



You're welcome ali, kiss
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Jun 16, 2013 7:35 PM CST Love at matured age
roses4m
roses4mroses4mKawerau, Bay of Plenty New Zealand35 Posts
A_Non_A_Moose: Whatever happened to the time when people tried to "fix" things instead of discarding them? We live in a disposable society. Marriages are thrown away in the same fashion one would toss an old pair of shoes. We are looking for a quick fix, something that can satisfy our needs and if those needs aren’t satisfied some feel it is easier to toss the spouse and move on to the next relationship. If the marriage becomes hard and requires a little attention and work it is easier for some to discard the marriage than to hunker down, roll their sleeves up and go to work. Then again, each and every relationship is unique, and generalizations should not be assigned....


Thank you for the trailer it has lifted my sprit
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Jun 27, 2013 8:01 PM CST Love at matured age
teddydog
teddydogteddydogMelbourne, Victoria Australia6 Posts
In my opinion the approach you suggest works if siblings are of a mature age. When couples have young children (5 perhaps to 17) they a badly affected by a break up but also they are adversely affected by the behaviour of their parents. I did what you suggested but ended up in hurting myself much more as I was the tactile repository of my sons who then became savagely injured by their mother's, rightful I add, anger.
But there's another issue worth considering. In situations where a woman has young girls who lose their biological father and eventually have thrust on them a male whom their mother believes she needs. I ask you how safe are they from male predatory behaviour, potentially, how traumatic is a new male to them and while you may think its all okay each situation must have the male thoroughly checked out. If you believe I'm exaggerating the risks and potential issues do a statistical check, you'll be horrified.
Get counselling on how to protect your children and bring them up in a safe, loved and emotionally stable home environment.
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Jun 27, 2013 8:10 PM CST Love at matured age
teddydog
teddydogteddydogMelbourne, Victoria Australia6 Posts
What if they both dislike each other but one dies? That's a very permanent separation. If , as the question is posed, mature aged people have the capacity to love then the answers in the affirmative.
If for any reason you cannot love then at least learn to love yourself and forget the past because you can.
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