"A mighty pain to love it is, and 'tis a pain that pain to miss; but of all the pains, the greatest pain is to love, but love in vain."

Never have I understood the pain people experience when falling in and out of love.
Personally, and alot of people will agree and desagree that the cause of pain within love mostly comes from how you and your parnter treat eachother, so my question is; can pain of love be prevented?
Might I add that you hear couples moan about how they 'miss' their partners too. There is no need to wine on and on about missing somebody that you only just saw last night? I don't know, maybe I am a sinnic but I believe there are some things that are left un-said in my opinion.
But the one thing I will agree with is that you should always 'love in vain' because this is meaningful if you've found the person you want to spend the rest of you're life with. This may bring pain, it may bring happiness but the main aspect to remember is that you should always vainly love and be able to provide great solitude within aspects of life.
I don't know who wrote the quotation I have used as my title but I have used it because I feel that it has powerful meaning and will touch everyone in a different perspective that proves it is powerful, many people will relate to it and other wont but if you feel that you have something to say about this quotation; don't be afraid it will only be a realisation.