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SW-User
Kind of goes hand in hand with the saying "It's better to have loved and lost, than to have never loved at all."
CheerfullyCurious · 46-50, F
SW-User
@CheerfullyCurious Hmm, so just for use on those of whom we share love, but is not expressed enough then?
CheerfullyCurious · 46-50, F
@SW-User no. Not necessarily but i guess your assumption is that they will reject you ? Hench you say it goes hand in hand with : better to love and loose it to never love.
I think even if they reject you it is worth saying it because if you dont say it you will always wonder and regret not saying it.
Maybe it does go hand in hand?
I think even if they reject you it is worth saying it because if you dont say it you will always wonder and regret not saying it.
Maybe it does go hand in hand?
SW-User
@CheerfullyCurious That quote does rather assume you're going to lose, doesn't it? Maybe it's just a close relative then. lol
CheerfullyCurious · 46-50, F
@SW-User yours or the ones i posted?
SW-User
@CheerfullyCurious Mine.
CheerfullyCurious · 46-50, F
@SW-User definetely yes. But i dont think it matters if you are going to lose them or not. You have to tell them for "your sake" . Because otherwise you will always wonder how the outcome would have been had you said it.
Ok.. i get your drift. Maybe those two quotes are related 😊. Thanks for making me ponder on this a little longer .
Ok.. i get your drift. Maybe those two quotes are related 😊. Thanks for making me ponder on this a little longer .