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Torn Between Two Lovers (Boo hoo...LOL)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w1F5BLLFAeM

....God loves all of us everyday 

There are certainly different types and degrees of love.   I love my pet, I love my wife, I love my children, I love best friends, all of these mentioned are probably of differing levels and types of love.  I also love Peanut Butter Ice Cream, or at least like it immensely!  the term Love can be thrown around frivolously also...  This complicates the discussion even more. 

What love did you have in mind? Sex x2 or "love" as human being should love each other uncondionally. The majority of religions says that you should love only one other for the rest of your life unless exceptional circumstances dictate otherwise. What is it you seek? Lust or love?

Sure you can, but someone will eventually get hurt.

if loving you is wrong, I don't wanna be right.........

yes.

Mary Wells did

Loving more than one is not a hard thing. Being in love with one person is a very hard. Being in love with two is a different thing all together. 

thats true you can love people your mom and dad

Any number of people can all be loved at the same time. We love our parents our children that's loving more than one person at a time and to each we act differently so to understand how it is possible for a person too love romantically more than one. The emotions may have the same intensity but they relate differently.

You mean loving two human beings? I suppose so but pull a King Solomon and devide one of them in half, thus deprnding on which one survives you'll know which one wins out.....  Figuratively speaking 

Why not? Different things about both can be wonderful.

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