Love and Death:Concepts by

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mongealsu — 2023-10-29 00:55:16 UTC

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mongealsu — 2023-10-29 00:56:21 UTC

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mongealsu — 2023-10-29 00:57:07 UTC

Love and death are correlated and juxtaposed concepts. I think love might be more related to an idealistic vision of life and death is more like something many people feel afraid of even if it is part of our lives. We deal with death all the time, but people just simply avoid the topic.

2024-08-12 23:15:27 UTC

Love and death

2024-08-12 23:16:06 UTC

Love signifies connection, emotion, and bonds.

Death represents the end of life.

crisvalgreen1 — 2024-08-12 23:16:32 UTC

Love and death are fundamental to human experiences, making us feel vulnerable. Both are inevitable in a way. Love can bring so much joy to our lives. Meanwhile, death usually brings pain. However, in some cases, the idea of death is kind of related to a “motivation” feeling to cherish every moment.

Love and death

2024-08-12 23:17:05 UTC

Love is often associated with positive feelings and experiences that enhance life.

Death is normally showcased as dark, sad and melancholic.

Many people tend to associate love as something magical, idealistic, or even romantic: However, it is not like that all the time. When we talk about death, it is more like a taboo topic. I think death is more fascinating, but that is because I love the mysticism behind it

2024-08-12 23:18:44 UTC

crisvalgreen1 — 2024-08-12 23:18:57 UTC

In both cases, we can associate them with strong emotions.

Separately, in the case of love hears, roses, joyful moments.

In the case of death, grief, darkness, sense of abandonment.

Example of love and death

2024-08-12 23:19:12 UTC

The tragedy Romeo and Juliet displays both concepts masterfully.

2024-08-12 23:19:27 UTC

Love is an emotional connection both between spiritual life (me and God) and other people. Love can lead to sacrifice, and sacrifice could even lead to death. Death, on the other hand, is not only the "ceasing of existance" in the physical world, but it could also be a "disconnection" with the inner and the outer world (internal death).

crisvalgreen1 — 2024-08-12 23:19:41 UTC

Love: "The Kiss" by Gustav Klimt

Both concepts made me think about those tragic loves that drive people to commit suicide or the craziest proofs of love.

2024-08-12 23:19:42 UTC

The painting Ophelia by John Everett Millais

2024-08-12 23:19:46 UTC

Texts from E. A. Poe, pictures by Joel Peter Witkin, R. L Stevenson's texts.

2024-08-12 23:19:56 UTC

Limerence - the first stage of love where the individuals over-idealize the person. I think about the strong emotions that could be not rational at times when people even do not have a conscience about themselves.

2024-08-12 23:21:29 UTC

crisvalgreen1 — 2024-08-12 23:22:36 UTC

Pieta by Michelangelo

2024-08-12 23:23:16 UTC

The intention to preserve love for years even after death with a physical representation. Taj Mahal - Architect: Ustad Ahmad Lahori - Mogol/Islamic Architecture

Melancoly

2024-08-21 03:10:54 UTC

To a compelling desire for the morning. The desire for pain and sadness in the idea of death.

2024-08-25 16:39:28 UTC

Love is the feeling you hold towards a beloved person that transcends even death. The memory of a person can live in that love, and it will be eternal. Death is the transition no human knows about; it is unavoidable and certain.

2024-08-25 16:40:43 UTC

Union and bond-breaking. If you think about it, that's what people say when they get married: 'till death do us apart.

2024-08-25 16:44:31 UTC

And this was the reason that, long ago,

In this kingdom by the sea,

A wind blew out of a cloud, chilling

My beautiful Annabel Lee;

So that her highborn kinsmen came

And bore her away from me,

To shut her up in a sepulchre

In this kingdom by the sea.