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I wish someone would come up and strongly support the statement because there are people out there who might believe the statement.. it's good to hear what the other side has to say.
Star, it's meant like loving someone in way of marriage.. true love. And as of that, I agree with Fari. If you kind of move on with your life, marry a decent guy/girl and get used to his/her company, you replace your love. Maybe it's not that intense the next time but if person y makes you even slightly overcome the pain of losing someone you loved or forget him/her a little, you replace your mohabbat. That's what replacing is. Because losing someone you love can never render you incapable of loving someone else.
The dialogue I posted was a proper excerpt, so posting it in case that helps understanding the context.
"Who says that it's possible to start hating someone you loved? If anybody claims that, they're the world's biggest liars. Love is the only thing that is irreplaceable in the cycle of replacement. You can delude yourself into thinking otherwise, but realistically, you always know whose name is coursing through your veins. That name is inseparable from our being. We try burying it under other relationships, claiming that we now love so and so. Now so and so. But the one who we're burying is the one who inevitably becomes closer to our heart until finally, he reaches a position in the echelons of our hearts and minds from where, if we ever need to extricate them, we're incapable of ever living normally again."
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