Me and Her

             'I love you, lets get in bed.' Are these the romantic words used to describe the emotions of ones' feeling for their 'love', or is this simply an erected gesture to get someone in bed? Love and lust is a small part of society that people cannot really differentiate between the two emotions. Both can hurt ones' feeling, but at the same time bring excitement, adventure, and pleasure into ones' life. Love, of course, is a passionate and exciting emotion that only few can experience and share. Lust is the blind-cover to shield the meaning of love, but to keep the passion and excitement that urges a person to intimacy.
             If given a survey to 100 people, asking what's the difference between love and lust? Most likely, people would say "sex". Lust is intimacy, but love sometimes does not require intimacy, but just merely a peck on the cheek. Sometimes people mistakenly take lust as love because of the situation. Dr. Edward R. Roberts PhD, suggested that people mistaken lust as love because as one gives in to desire, so does the emotion and faith that goes with it. Does a person lose their virginity because of lust or love? Some might say love, but others would say lust. Dr. Edward R. Roberts believes that 80 percent of people who loses their virginity come from lust. Surprisingly later on, that person falls in love because of the commitment and faith that they entrusted upon the other person while losing their virginity. Love surprisingly, is not made only for sex, but for friendship, commitment, and trust. It is very difficult and uneasy to hear a person say, 'I lust for my sister.' B!
             ut surely he could easily say 'I love my sister.' Simply, love is just the fact of having trust, commitment, and a tingle in ones' heart.
             On the other hand, losing ones' virginity could be an act of love and lust. Th
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