love vs lust

 Love and lust are words  that oppose each other in many ways, yet seem to get thrown together at times as well.  Both finding their way into romantic relationships, the relationship between these two words is certainly varied and open to interpretation.  Normal views tend to see the following three themes develop in the similarities and difference of lust and love within society. Throughout many generations, love and lust has become a part of society that people cannot differentiate between the two feelings. To some, love is a passionate and exciting kind of feeling that only few share and to others, lust is the feeling that most everyone comes to feel though it is the feeling that is mistakenly believed as love. To be able to tell the difference between the two is very difficult due to the fact that love and lust has so many similarities while they are two most definitely different things. Both can hurt ones' feeling and at the same time bring joy into ones' life. Here we come to the first similarity in that of lust and love.  Love must also normally be taken in context of a human relationship.  Most people will agree that love is between two people, in the most natural of examples. Upon this similarity we find a difference of opinion for some, however.  Respective of the term “love,” it can also be taken to other objects.  For instance, one may love their job or love a particular activity. On this we have seen the difficulties in the comparison.  In different degrees we see love and lust as similar to that of relationship, where both must usually be seen in this light.

“Love and Lust in Shakespeare’ sonnets Shakespeare’ sonnets are on a variety of themes such as time, love, gender, politics, sexuality, law, metaphysics and many others. They express strong feelings and strong arguments. However Shakespeare struggle with love and lust is evident in his sonnets”.

. Throughout the reading of Shakespeare’ sonnets I can per sieve that he is a profound admirer of beauty; and he per sieves beauty in different ways. There are some kinds of beauty that he considers good for his spirit, and others that he considers bad or evil for his spirit. There is lot of intensity the two words love and lust holds with them. The major similarity is in the intensity in which love and lust are experienced.  Love is the easy choice here.  Most people agree that love is an intense feeling, emotion, or state.  Regardless upon one’s definition of love, it is intense.  Lust on the other hand is not as simple, yet its intensity cannot be denied.  Regardless of its development or moral considerations, lust may also be experienced in high regards to intensity.  Thus we find a certain similarity between the two terms in intensity. In regards to intensity, it is interesting to find lust and love differing in a certain respect.  Love is normally seen as a developed and powerful state.  In regards to intensity, its prominence is unmistakable by most.  Lust, however, does not share this.  As it can arrive without development and within one’s desires, whether positive or negative, it does not share this “high” view as love does. Judith Viorst the great American author has better quoted about love and lust

“Lust is what keeps you wanting to do it even when you have no desire to be with each other. Love is what makes you want to be with each other even when you have no desire to do it.

Love and lust are two very strong words with very strong meanings. Love and lust are two words that go hand and hand in relationships. They are emotions that are interlocked with one another. Without one it is hard to have the other and it also seems that in order to be in and stay in love, one must desire or lust after their partner. Without that desire, love and the wanting to be with one's partner can fade away. In relationships both must be present, but it is important to understand these emotions and keep them in balance....