Evoking (and invoking) Socrates, all I have to offer for tonight’s post are more questions:
- Can “crush” (generation 2) actually mean “learning to love anew”?
- Are some types of love more dangerous than others?
- Doesn’t all love carry with it some inherent danger?
- Is it “dangerous” to be vulnerable?
- Isn’t love, really, the safest bet of all?
- When is love “not worth it”? When is it worth everything?
- Does love have a quantifiable value? If so, would you pay it?
- If it’s probable to re-love an old love, is it equally probable to un-love a new love?
- What if that new love and old love are the same love?
- Is love is love is love? Was all love created equal?
- Since when does having a crush mean breaking a vow of celibacy?
- Can one have sex and still honor the original intention of abstinence?
- How is it that I don’t care about any of these questions, and that I already know the answer?
”Substract love from love and the remainder is love” – Upanishads
I love you.
Love is caring for a very, very old cat.