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**vioppyskype** · 03-10-2012, 02:44 AM

Hey guys,

for example, in Buddhist training, you should aspire to never have an argument, given arguing is individual selfishness & anger

You are right. We actually don't argue often, and I do everything I can to avoid arguments. Actually we get along very well.

In American culture, the word "love" is thrown around to easily. So much so that one can easily forget what it really is. I know that my wife has brought me a new interpretation of the word because I constantly find myself wanting to sacrifice for her. It makes me wonder if I really felt love before.

03-10-2012, 02:44 AM	#13
vioppyskype Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 477 Senior Member	Hey guys, for example, in Buddhist training, you should aspire to never have an argument, given arguing is individual selfishness & anger You are right. We actually don't argue often, and I do everything I can to avoid arguments. Actually we get along very well. In American culture, the word "love" is thrown around to easily. So much so that one can easily forget what it really is. I know that my wife has brought me a new interpretation of the word because I constantly find myself wanting to sacrifice for her. It makes me wonder if I really felt love before.
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