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Newguest Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Lovability
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The problem with this emotional, ego-based pattern is that we are stuck looking for lovability, worth, and our true place in life from other mere mortals on an ego/earth plane.
--- Does "lovability" mean the same as "love"?
--- Does "from other mere mortals" mean that we're looking for these things (worth, lovability) in other people, that we want to have/receive these things from other people, by being with them?
The problem with this emotional, ego-based pattern is that we are stuck looking for lovability, worth, and our true place in life from other mere mortals on an ego/earth plane.
--- Does "lovability" mean the same as "love"?
--- Does "from other mere mortals" mean that we're looking for these things (worth, lovability) in other people, that we want to have/receive these things from other people, by being with them?
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Newguest Does "lovability" mean the same as "love"? com/dictionary/lovability . Newguest Does "from other mere mortals" mean that we're looking for these things (worth, lovability) in other people, that we want to have/receive these things from other people, by being with them?
- Newguest Does "lovability" mean the same as "love"?
- com/dictionary/lovability .
- Newguest Does "from other mere mortals" mean that we're looking for these things (worth, lovability) in other people, that we want to have/receive these things from other people, by being with them?
- I think the author thinks himself to be something more than the mere mortals here.
- But I think you're right on this one.
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NewguestDoes "lovability" mean the same as "love"?You can look up the definition http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/lovability.
NewguestDoes "from other mere mortals" mean that we're looking for these things (worth, lovability) in o
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"Lovability" is a property.
If you say something like, "looking for love in all the wrong places," the definition of love is ambiguous. Is it something you give, something you receive, or something you share?
When you attribute the property of lovability to someone/something, you mean the person/thing may be loved by you. You're looking for an object for your love.
I'm not
If you say something like, "looking for love in all the wrong places," the definition of love is ambiguous. Is it something you give, something you receive, or something you share?
When you attribute the property of lovability to someone/something, you mean the person/thing may be loved by you. You're looking for an object for your love.
I'm not
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