#1
jah, maar tog ongrijpbaar voor ons :P
Liefde is...
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18-5-2026
#2
Liefde leidt tot waanzin en woede als het verkeerd afloopt ![:openmouth:]()
#3
The Dark Side.
#4
Liefde is, heel lang in bed blijven liggen en samen ontbijten in bed
#5
Liefde is leven..
Liefde is elkaar niet los kunnen laten...
Liefde is elkaar niet los kunnen laten...
#6
A love born once must soon be born again.
A spark that burned, then died, leaving cinders to be fanned by the wind and thrown to flame.
Flames like tongues impassioned in a moments burst.
Tell me my friend, why do you stand aloof from your own heart?
The truth confronts you, the truth confronts you as the sea crushing without detail.
Impassioned and detached.
A spark that burned, then died, leaving cinders to be fanned by the wind and thrown to flame.
Flames like tongues impassioned in a moments burst.
Tell me my friend, why do you stand aloof from your own heart?
The truth confronts you, the truth confronts you as the sea crushing without detail.
Impassioned and detached.
#7
Love leads to fear, fear leads to anger, anger leads to hate, hate leads to The Dark Side.
#8
^_^ zei:minn zei:Ellesdee zei:Liefde is, heel lang in bed blijven liggen en samen ontbijten in bed
Met een tosti
haha die nacht![:hearteyes:]()
Die was leuk ja
#9
Ellesdee zei:Liefde is, heel lang in bed blijven liggen en samen ontbijten in bed
Met een tosti
#10
minn zei:Ellesdee zei:Liefde is, heel lang in bed blijven liggen en samen ontbijten in bed
Met een tosti
haha die nacht
#11
I have hours, only lonely
My love is vengeance
That's never free
My love is vengeance
That's never free
#13
liefde is als ik & speed, ook al is het niet dichtbij, toch ruik je het al, ook al de denk je er niet aan, je lichaam wil het, en als je dan bij je geliefde persoon bent kan niets aan je, de wereld is gwn te klein voor jullie 2
DAT, mensen, IS LIEFDE
DAT, mensen, IS LIEFDE
#14
DjTrips zei:liefde is als ik & speed, ook al is het niet dichtbij, toch ruik je het al, ook al de denk je er niet aan, je lichaam wil het, en als je dan bij je geliefde persoon bent kan niets aan je, de wereld is gwn te klein voor jullie 2
DAT, mensen, IS LIEFDE
DAT noemt men een verslaving.
#15
Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law
Love is the law, love under will
Love is the law, love under will
#16
- Aleister Crowley
#17
Nou dat verandert natuurlijk de hele zaak. ![:sunglasses:]()
#18
Liefde is...helpen met haar huiswerk als ze gestresst is zodat ze eerder kan slapen & de dankbaarheid die ik daarvoor terug krijg ![:hearteyes:]()
Heel stiekem ook uit eigenbelang anders is ze vrijdagavond moe en wil ze slapen![:wink:]()
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Heel stiekem ook uit eigenbelang anders is ze vrijdagavond moe en wil ze slapen
#19
Luisteren en aanhoren, geven en nemen, liefde is (was) voor mij het paradijs dat ik nooit meer zal terugvinden met eenders welk meisje of vrouw. Wat wij hadden was 'pure' liefde, en daar lach je nu wel mee maar zeg eens eerlijk, wie heeft er op zen 21e een relatie gehad met het mooiste vrouwtje van de wereld (44) voor bijna een jaar? Er zijn vast wel mensen, en persoonlijk ken ik ook zo iemand waarvan ik de naam niet ga vrijgeven. Maar liefde is.. Van elkaar houden, als dat al botst, good luck then.
#20
V. Love and Hate
A surprisingly short essay given its importance, here LaVey explains in no uncertain terms how Satanists view matters of love and hate, and their role in human affairs.
LaVey makes it very clear that although Satanism is an uncompromisingly selfish religion, he defines selfishness according to what an individual truly wants. Therefore, if a person should honestly care for another person and wishes to express love, then he should do so wholeheartedly; a truly selfish person can acknowledge that if a person is loved by him, then they are important by virtue of his love. This can be compared favorably to ethical egoist arguments concerning the same, that ultimately what sometimes benefits others can be beneficial to oneself, while maintaining that one must always have ones own interests first in mind. LaVey never suggests that love is not a natural emotion in man, and on the contrary suggests that loving select individuals is very natural, but to love all people, and therefore to be altruistic is not only a philosophical mistake but is in fact impossible and even damaging to the ability to truly love those few individuals who deserve it.
LaVey also explains that hatred is likewise a natural emotion in man and therefore not to be shunned. He makes clear that hatred should be directed at those who deserve it by virtue of their actions to offend the individual, and like love, it is senseless to universally apply hatred to all mankind. He muses that while Satanism strongly advocates both individual love and hate, because white-light religion has such a strong aversion to acknowledging hate as a natural feeling in man that to merely mention that Satanism permits individuals to hate their enemies, Satanism is automatically portrayed as a hateful religion, a claim he maintains is false and ignorant of the true ethics of Satanism.
A surprisingly short essay given its importance, here LaVey explains in no uncertain terms how Satanists view matters of love and hate, and their role in human affairs.
LaVey makes it very clear that although Satanism is an uncompromisingly selfish religion, he defines selfishness according to what an individual truly wants. Therefore, if a person should honestly care for another person and wishes to express love, then he should do so wholeheartedly; a truly selfish person can acknowledge that if a person is loved by him, then they are important by virtue of his love. This can be compared favorably to ethical egoist arguments concerning the same, that ultimately what sometimes benefits others can be beneficial to oneself, while maintaining that one must always have ones own interests first in mind. LaVey never suggests that love is not a natural emotion in man, and on the contrary suggests that loving select individuals is very natural, but to love all people, and therefore to be altruistic is not only a philosophical mistake but is in fact impossible and even damaging to the ability to truly love those few individuals who deserve it.
LaVey also explains that hatred is likewise a natural emotion in man and therefore not to be shunned. He makes clear that hatred should be directed at those who deserve it by virtue of their actions to offend the individual, and like love, it is senseless to universally apply hatred to all mankind. He muses that while Satanism strongly advocates both individual love and hate, because white-light religion has such a strong aversion to acknowledging hate as a natural feeling in man that to merely mention that Satanism permits individuals to hate their enemies, Satanism is automatically portrayed as a hateful religion, a claim he maintains is false and ignorant of the true ethics of Satanism.