The price for accepting Love is having your life changed. Is this true?

I don't think so.

Love changes our lives, but I wouldn't call it a "price". It comes with the territory.

Why does there have to be a Price? If someone is giving you something you either accept it or you don't...there is no Price involved. You did not pick it off the grocery store shelf did you? Every step you take in life is your choice, there is not a dollar sign at every turn. It's a challenge or a leap of faith, or a gamble. Ride the wave and see what happens. Sometimes it gets better or sometimes you fall off which ever happens, you learn from it. Life changes are what is known as Living. Wow, it's exciting.....

This can be true. Depends on the degree to which you let it into your life. If you are motivated by love and act only on love then you will become spirit. If you have been used to acting on hate or something other than love then yes your life will drastically change. If love has not been completely foreign during your experience then you will probably be a little better prepared for the changes that will occur when you make a decision to act out of love as your prime motivator.

The price for continuing to live is to have your life change.

Accepting love multiplies this exponentially!

Any true, reciprocal, healthy love involves change and compromise to survive for any length of time. The change may be positive or negative - at first. Change can be painful. This can be from a parent, friend, sibling, spouse, or a child.

The great thing about love is the more you share it, the better you get at it! So the older you get, the more you appreciate it.

But no one ever said love would be easy.

You know, I think this is true. If you love somebody whole heartedly they become a part of your life and your life becomes a part of yours. So yes, your life does change to some extent. I have a husband and two children now. Wow, ya my life has changed. I couldn't imagine my life without the man I love now. Any person that is truly in love knows what I"m talking about. I could talk about this all day and go on and on about how your life changes, but I think you know what I mean.

when i fell in love with my wife i found out that the price was worth everything. price is something we all have to pay. in this case price don't have to be money. you have to share and share a like. yes your life will change if you truly love one another. love is the key that unlocks the door. and by the way if you truly love someone you won't worry so much about the price. because theres no mountain that the both of you can't reach or get to the top. yes you can make it.

Yes it is

It doesn't matter if you are married or single and in love.

When you get married you two will have to get used to living

with each other. This would also true if you have children because it is no longer just the married couple.

If the parents separate there will be mixed feelings of sadness

tears.

If you were in love and the other person broke up with you this can bring on depression, personality changes, bad moods taken out on other people.

Life changes too

if there is a death

sadness

lack of sleep

inability to concentrate

If someone loves you, you can see it in their actions and attitude, they don't need to say the words. Just being around them or even thinking about them can make every aspect of your life happier, brighter, shinier, sweeter, warmer, and more fulfilling. Accepting real love can only change your life for the better, and that kind of change is welcomed by just about everyone, I think. :)

However, this part of my answer is for all the young girls out there who think their boyfriends "love" them. Try NOT putting out and see how long the relationship lasts - that's how you can truly tell whether he meant it when he said he loved you. Life definitely changes - (and NOT for the better) - when you discover that the other person lied to or mislead you about loving you just to see how far they could go - and then turn away from you once they've gotten what they want!!! :(

Good Afternoon, Richard.

Unfortunately, it is true.

The price for accepting love is having your life changed is very true, but the good thing is that it doesn’t have to be a major change, depending on your partner’s personality and values. When deciding to become one ( a couple), changes are to be made so both your wife and yourself may continue experiencing a satisfactory marriage.

Things you used to do when you were single may become a plague in your marriage, and the only way to correct this is to change in order to please your valuable marriage.

For example: One used to hang out with a bunch of women at nights at the club, chatted, drank and frequently used expletives. Now, if your wife does not favor or support those kind of attitudes and behaviors, you might want to think about changing your life to please your wife, even if changing might be hard for you, but deep down in your heart changing for the better is ultimately necessary. The same analogy goes for girlfriends and boyfriends. Both of us must adjust ( change ) to fit in the relationship suitably and acceptably.

Now, the price for accepting love is having your life changed. I had to change mine, which wasn’t easy, but I feel it worth it. And my wife also changed so we both could become “one”

Dad

in the real world i would say this is true. i have found that many people change their whole life just to be loved by someone. they lose who they are to be what their love wants them to be all in the name of love.it should be accept my love for who i am, not would u think i should be. accepting love other than that i think is a waste. i know the world is not perfect, but compromising in love should be taken into consideration.

I believe if it's love I wouldn't call it a high price for the negative. I think change in your life would be positive. If you think that the change in your life would be negative you might want to reconsider if it's really love.