how come you "fall" in love

[leftofthedial]

AND

you also "fall" out of love?

Doesn't it seem like if you fell in love that you'd have to rise out of love?

[Hoping4Change]

1. At the very lest scramble out of the foxhole.

:eyes:

[yvr girl]

2. I've never done it myself

I'm against falling.

[neuvocat]

3. "I've never fallen in love but I stepped in it a few times."

-Rita Rudner

[Left Is Write]

4. I don't know. I want to know how Aussies and Britons "fall" pregnant.

It makes it seem so...serendipitous.

[leftofthedial]

5. "fall" "Get down"

whatever

[trof]

6. Things you can fall in/for/off/out:

a line (see "scam")
a line (blarney)
line (adhere to convention)
a hole
a scam
a girl
a boy
take the (accept blame)
in (military)
the wagon
of favor
down
over

[Speck Tater]

7. Once you start falling...

... you have no control. The romantic notion (which is provably false) is that you have no control over falling in love. In point of fact there are numerous decisions points along the way where you decide whether or not to fall in love, even if those decisions are made at an almost unconscious level.

[Karenina]

8. According to Sybille

she "fell" pregnant too. :shrug:

[KG]

9. and i can't get up!!!!