Replay: Love is real or not?

True love means that one person has deeply, kindly, unexplainable emotions and interests to others. Even if you encounter difficult obstacles and changes in life, the strong emotion between the two should remain the same as it is. However, Ken Grimwood 's novel "Replay" creates a character that is confused with the meaning of real love. Throughout the novel, characters continue to fall in love with many different people, and there are many short-term marriages.

With real love there is no relationship. There is no relationship between the two of us. In real love, only love, blooming, scents, melting, and fusion. There are two people, lovers and lovers, only in selfish love, and love will disappear. As long as there is love, lover and lover disappear in love. - According to my own experience, drama and separation helps me to understand what real love is. It is a transcendent of interpersonal relationships and now love. Love radiates everything from dogs, trees, rocks, and from living things to humans. The more you love, the more freedom you give to everyone, less you expect. The more you get loved, the less likely someone is. I want to end it with a sentence from Sadguru Mooji.

Without emotional stability, you can not have love. It is not real love. Unhealthy Love Love immature love Love given to mentally unstable people will be handled erroneously, abused and manipulated. It is thrown into the black hole, the bottomless hole. There is neither compensation nor solution. eternally. I am going to talk about other things - religion, community, lifestyle, family, etc - To be frank, these conversations are not a problem when I find people who share higher level values. "Hot dog bread's ketchup has not yet been issued," they are very confident that they know the answer.

Phil Hellmuth is a polarized man. You love him - or you do not love him. I understand: Like most people, the first time I saw Hellmuth was to play his tone at the poker table. But still, I recognized a strange sympathy, recognizing that the occurrence is different: real passion. As a person who tends to wear on my sleeve, I think there is a soft spot for those who do not cover their real emotions. It is true, real - and most important is not fake. I am very interested. So I played a private poker game with Aria's High Stakes Ivey Room with Las Vegas Poker 's Sea Urchins. Phil invited my friend Alan Mishra. Ironically, I just heard that Allen played Helmut on Tim Felis' podcast, and they admired their friends who fixed their elbows with tennis together. of course! I also told that Tim was the earliest investor of Shopify (my boyfriend was a co-founder), Phil immediately took a picture and sent the text to Tim.