I think, You don’t love someone “blindly”, it’s rather loving “endlessly”, that describes the power of love. If you are concluding someone’s or own love to be blind, then it is not love anymore . Unfortunately, love is crippling because of these circumstantial qoutes you put up. However, I have got some adverbs to love, you can keep them for further use, affectionately, happily, only, divinely….. Let’s not mess up this beautiful thing. You’re certainly not a good lover if you’re letting love make you blind. If I were to rephrase your qoute: “In what you call love, your mooning, sentimental obsessive possession leads to blindness, it is destructive. And thus its not love anymore, its disenchantment for you”.
PS: courtesy: Lord Krishna.
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I think, You don’t love someone “blindly”, it’s rather loving “endlessly”, that describes the power of love. If you are concluding someone’s or own love to be blind, then it is not love anymore . Unfortunately, love is crippling because of these circumstantial qoutes you put up. However, I have got some adverbs to love, you can keep them for further use, affectionately, happily, only, divinely….. Let’s not mess up this beautiful thing. You’re certainly not a good lover if you’re letting love make you blind. If I were to rephrase your qoute: “In what you call love, your mooning, sentimental obsessive possession leads to blindness, it is destructive. And thus its not love anymore, its disenchantment for you”.
PS: courtesy: Lord Krishna.
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