Do We Really Know How to Love? Krys Response!

So like I told you my favorite blog readers my friend Krys who has a relationship blog called KrysInTheCity, has responded to my last post. Please enjoy and be looking out for more:

"All you need is love," says the famous John Lennon. William Shakespeare claims, "The course of true love never did run smooth". Then you have an anonymous person that declares, "Love is EVOL (evil)". What do I make of this you ask? That everybody has different opinions of love- what it means, how it looks, what it feels like, where it comes from, and so on.


Do we really know how to love? Unless you were raised by a pack of senseless wolves, I think that everybody has the capability to love and feel loved. Granted the person raised by wolves would define love as sniffing one's rear, love is love and its all the same! Are there some out there that misconstrue love with lust, or confuse love with social status? Of course. But there is a percentage out there that are wholeheartedly capable of giving genuine love. There is an even smaller percetage that actually live out those romance novels. I hate them. Just joking!

Are we capable of loving sacrificially? This question truly stuck out like a sore thumb for me! When one truly falls in love, things get out of order. In other words, priorities change; some for the better and some for the worse. Some people completely push their friends and family out of the picture when that special one comes along and it causes major damage. Is it possible to maintain a healthy balance between sacrificial love and other loved ones JSpot? What are your thoughts?