How do you kill love?

FaxModem1 · Post by **FaxModem1** » 2004-01-09 01:45am

How do you stop the feelings you have for a person? Is there a way? hypnosis? a medicine? a class? How do you make the emotion stop but have everything else be normal?

jenat-lai · Post by **jenat-lai** » 2004-01-09 01:52am

As far as I know, you don't... though if you get fucked over enough like I did once with a ceartain violinist, you start to FEAR them, and after a whyle, just like yoda sais, that fear turns to hate... well at least contempt...

however if you don't get fucked over and remain friends, yet still rejected into a friends only relationship where there are no taboos, and sex and all lifes issues are free to talk about... even the more personal side of sex... well I don't know. Maybe I'll know in about 10 years, since I have one of those right now.

Shinova · Post by **Shinova** » 2004-01-09 02:07am

You could try thinking yourself "above" love.

Here's a thought:

Love is transient, fickle, and always never permanent. There is always a way for love between two persons to suddenly break or become nonexistent.

Think of it as, love does not last. Something like that.

Set your goals above searching for a girlfriend, and focus on your career, livelihood, life in general. No one has said that you HAVE to get married or else you're a total loser and that will be what's written on your tombstone. So don't get hung up over a girl or love. Focus on building your life into something that will last.

My confusing two cents.

Enforcer Talen · Post by **Enforcer Talen** » 2004-01-09 02:14am

betrayal works really well. so does abscence.

Howedar · Post by **Howedar** » 2004-01-09 02:15am

The only reliable way I've found is to find someone else. If there's a better way, I'd really appreciate it if someone would let me in on it.

Post by **Darth Wong** » 2004-01-09 02:18am

Try scaling it down to a smaller level: ask yourself how you would stop loving a beloved but deceased pet. You will never forget that pet, nor will you ever stop feeling the sense of affection and loss. But time heals such wounds to a certain extent, and life goes on. While you will not actually lose your feelings of affection and loss, you will climb out of the depression. It just takes longer.

General Zod · Post by **General Zod** » 2004-01-09 02:40am

only way to overcome feelings of love for someone is time really. though even then there's not much you can realyl do about it to get the feelign completely gone. something might sneak back into you and bring back the emotion.

only real way you can get over it is to try and not think about it and turn your attention to something else til you're over it.

Dorsk 81 · Post by **Dorsk 81** » 2004-01-09 02:55am

Like Mike and zod said. Time.
There's no quick fix, snap-your-ass-out-of-it cure. It just takes time
Time is a great healer, but a really crap beautician.

Knife · Post by **Knife** » 2004-01-09 02:58am

First figure out if it IS LOVE and not infactuation or lust. An objective look at your relationship will usualy reveal if you are in love or just really want to be in love but aren't.

GrandMasterTerwynn · Post by **GrandMasterTerwynn** » 2004-01-09 03:01am

FaxModem1 wrote:How do you stop the feelings you have for a person? Is there a way? hypnosis? a medicine? a class? How do you make the emotion stop but have everything else be normal?

It's cliched, I know, but the only way to really stop loving someone is to give it lots of time.

Post by **Gandalf** » 2004-01-09 03:08am

I say just give it time. Or, as I did, I just find other pursuits. If you study it, you can find points where I have a sharp increase in posts.

jenat-lai wrote:As far as I know, you don't... though if you get fucked over enough like I did once with a ceartain violinist, you start to FEAR them, and after a whyle, just like yoda sais, that fear turns to hate... well at least contempt...

Oh so subtle

Bob McDob · Post by **Bob McDob** » 2004-01-09 07:30am

"He was a cowboy, mister, and he loved the land. He loved it so much he made a woman out of dirt and married her. But when he kissed her, she disintegrated. Later, at the funeral, when the preacher said, "Dust to dust," some people laughed, and the cowboy shot them. At his hanging, he told the others, "I'll be waiting for you in heaven--with a gun." #4,088

Defiant · Post by **Defiant** » 2004-01-09 09:27am

Not having perfect recall is perhaps your greatest friend here. As time passes, the specific stuff will start to fade and blend together.

dworkin · Post by **dworkin** » 2004-01-09 10:30am

The No1., tested, tried and true method is a new love.
And since that may take a while (and will seem like forever), I also recomend XBox and PS2.

Z-Ha-Dum · Post by **Z-Ha-Dum** » 2004-01-09 02:11pm

Knife wrote:First figure out if it IS LOVE and not infactuation or lust. An objective look at your relationship will usualy reveal if you are in love or just really want to be in love but aren't.

I agree. Taking a detached view of my attraction to my friend helped me get over her. Figuring out the nature of your feelings is a good first step to controlling it. It took me a long time but it worked for me.

Demiurge · Post by **Demiurge** » 2004-01-09 02:16pm

I would imagine the person stepping on a puppy and/or a kitten.

Post by **Lagmonster** » 2004-01-09 02:27pm

People handle their feelings differently. I mean, someone 'in love' could just be in deep infatuation or could be ready to flip out and carve names in their forehead with a knife.

There's an old wives' tale - if you cut your finger, have someone step on your toe. What that basically means is that substituting one feeling for another makes the first one go away if you're too busy concentrating on the other one.

So if you're really young (and by that, I mean "less than 25 years old"), then just go watch some porn or play sports or get a really tough hobby. Something with people, perferably. Go out and blow off some of that nervous energy that makes you sit in your home, sulkily pining with all your heart. Just do something - anything - that you enjoy doing. Keep yourself busy and social, and life will go on normally.

Howedar · Post by **Howedar** » 2004-01-09 05:02pm

Yeah, that is an interesting point. I got my heart ripped out at the beginning of December or so, but it didn't bother me in the slightest till a few weeks later when my finals were over.

YT300000 · Post by **YT300000** » 2004-01-09 06:38pm

FaxModem1 wrote:How do you stop the feelings you have for a person? Is there a way? hypnosis? a medicine? a class?

The Cleric · Post by **The Cleric** » 2004-01-09 06:39pm

A taser has always worked for me.

Bertie Wooster · Post by **Bertie Wooster** » 2004-01-09 06:46pm

Even if a lost love is out of your life, they may still haunt your heart for a while, maybe for a year or even two if you're unlucky.

The best way to try to end your romantic feeling for a person is to open yourself up to someone else who you think is special and that takes time too.

Post by **weemadando** » 2004-01-09 10:52pm

OK, all you can do right about now is the equivalent to standing on the bow of a vessel, saluting as it sinks under the waves...

Killing love is harder than killing Elvis.

The Cleric · Post by **The Cleric** » 2004-01-09 10:54pm

weemadando wrote:OK, all you can do right about now is the equivalent to standing on the bow of a vessel, saluting as it sinks under the waves...

Killing love is harder than killing Elvis.

Or Tupac. He ain't dead!!

LT.Hit-Man · Post by **LT.Hit-Man** » 2004-01-09 11:20pm

There are many ways to kill love.

If you not into bloodshed then try this, take everything that you still have of the person or persons that you where in love with take it to a secret place outdoors that you know of put in one big pile and light the stuff on fire, make sure to fallow standered fire safety then as the stuff is burning scream rant and rave untill you can no longer contune then harden you heart towards the feelings of love and or compassion.
But beware doing so can and will over time kill your soul.

Hope that helps.

mantakai · Post by **mantakai** » 2004-01-10 12:46am

honesty is the best policy i must say from my own recent experience. if you havent you should open up to her nd let her know how you feel. it may sound tough but trust me, if she sys o it will be easier to let go and if she says yes ..... well your in. if you dont know how she feels, trying top get over it will never work cause you can alwys convince yourself that she may have feelings for you, or continuously misread signs if she is soeone you tal to alot. therefore i insist tat you tell her.

as i said i have recently been through this and although i still care about her heaps we are just really really good freinds now because she didnt reciprocate. it helps to get over the 'love' but it does take time, and lots of it. but in the end it is worth it cause you are not costantly thinig about it and worrying over it

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