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but i do agree with ur ideas on love, but i think theyre is something greater than that, i think the purpose of life is polymorphus but is derived from a desire, the need of inner fufillment, often associated of defined as everlasting happiness now some claim the purpose of life is to satisfy a divine order or god, others to satisfy themselves, others to satsify others, and from this satisfaction they derive happiness, when one finds something that makes them continouslly happy they consider that as their purpose, now this can conclude love, but why do this we ask, the question, there is an answer but its entirely psychological and may be to the taste to philosphers but if uve read freud theories we are all born as blobs, all we know is need and that those needs are satisfied, we are with one with our mother, but then in order to enter society we must leave the mother and become seperated, when this seperation occurs we feel absence or lack, we then come in contact with a mirror and see others and consider them as whole and then consider ourselves as whole, we see ourself and then consider ourselves as a whole despite our inner lack, we create an ideal ego to compensate for the sense of loss to our mother, but the need is gone we demand that which cannot be satisfied by objects, we demand a completion of our inner fragmented body, a recongiotion of inner self thourgh another, through love, in conclusion then our purporse may be our quest to fill the void to return the ideal ego to the inner system but this is based on psychology not philosophy
"those who have the most to gain have the greatest desire to deceive, those who have the least to gain, and who want nothing--like the saints--can love perfectly, and that love is not an illusion"
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