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The cost of free love, worth of hook-ups

Abstract:
In medieval times, ladies threw their handkerchiefs to knights as a symbol of love. In "Pretty Woman," Richard Gere used roses. You don't have to look hard to find insurmountable evidence of that mysterious, elusive emotion. However, our generation's ideas about love, sex, and relationships have evolved far from Romeo and Juliet....

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epador

posted 10/05/08 @ 10:28 AM PST

Seems like each generation chooses to ignore the lessons of their elders and has to find out for themselves the real world has consequences, that nothing is free of them, and that you can only fool yourself and others for so long.

Unfortunately, doesn't sound like you've learned a whole lot just yet. Keep trying to learn and stop trying to fool yourself.
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bella

posted 10/23/08 @ 6:57 PM PST

ultimately it is about destiny. these things can lead to something else. maybe the trick is to just not worry about it so much.
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