Question

Give me a speech about TRUE LOVE NEVER DIE

Answer 1

I believe that true love never dies. True love is unconditional and remains through all kinds of hurt, pain, and suffering a person may put someone else through. The Bible says that real love is “patient and kind…not boastful.” When a person really loves someone, he or she will put up with tons of stuff that in any other situation would not be tolerated. Mother-child relationships are the epitome of real love. Children may do wrong—they may disrespect their mother, or disobey her, but the mother is not going to stop loving her child. This is because she understands that her love for them guides them through life. When they have no one else around them, Mommy will always be there with her arms open wide.

Although mother to child relationships exemplify real love, that is not the only reason why I believe real love never dies. For example, I just recently ended a relationship with the first boy I ever loved. A lot of times when teenagers claim they’re in love, they really don’t know what real love is—they are just simply infatuated with their significant other. However, in my situation, that is not so. I’ve always been taught what real love is, and no matter what he did or how mad he made me, at the end of the day, I still loved him. And I still do. He is the type of person that has so much potential, but doesn’t use it. For all of our time together, it seemed as if I was the only one who looked past what everyone else saw, and I saw everything he could be. I’ve always wanted him to do better for himself, to want better for himself—but I can’t make him want to do right. As much as I love him and want to see him do good, he has to want to do good for himself. Sadly he doesn’t. Throughout our relationship, I excused a lot of things he did because I just knew that one day, he’d snap out of it and change. My love for him kept me around longer than I should have been. Now that we are no longer together, I still love him and I’d still do almost anything for him. I never stopped loving him, and I never will. That boy has a place in my heart that no one else can touch. He is someone that I truly and genuinely love with all my heart.
please mark me as brainliest

Answer 2

A relationship which protects you from all of the above can be found, I donot say it is impossible. You may meet the right person at the right time and all that blah blah.

What is impossible is to keep that intact for years and years ahead with both of you not getting hurt from each other and sorting that out if you do. That level of commitment is difficult. That level of understanding and acceptance is difficult.

At one point of time, what happens is that the mutual belief for each other is lost. That respect,(after we have already sacrificed all the self respect and ego) once gone is difficult to recover. And what is more hurtful than knowing that your partner holds no pride in being with you or doubts you for what you are rather than believing in you.

What fades is the importance of the thought process, the choices, the decisions, the suggestions and the state of mind of the other person. Suddenly listening is too mainstream. Sometimes all we need is to be heard without being judged. And with time,when you are forced to mature, you lose the legacy of not being judged, which I think is quite another reason why love doesn't last forever.

But then, sometimes being with them is more than anything you ever want to get in your life. So if you can keep throwing all of that issues in that pothole beside your pothole of love, to love them for every tiny bit of your day till you fall asleep, then you are a keeper.

All in all, love is difficult than economics and physics and everyone cannot solve the level of complexity it involves. Kudos to the man who said true love never dies. Because my friend, false love doesn't exist and true love is too difficult to keep alive.