Is it normal to not believe in love songs?

In a way, they have it worse. They have to consider "is this person in love with me or my career".
These rock-stars might never even see true love, because they will be giving out "their" hearts to someone that is only interested in the career's heart, and so his love is wasted.
These rock-stars are people, too. Just because they have a lot of women screaming for them doesn't mean he can find the girl he wants, because his rock-star character could be the one receiving all of the love, while the real one is wondering "Is it worth it?"

I think some of them are based on personal experience and some of them aren't. Some of them are probably based on feelings but the specifics of the story aren't true.

Broadly, money doesn't stop you having feelings. If anything, I bet most celebrities have pretty unhealthy minds; having so much money you can do whatever you want all day every day with very minimal would probably make anyone that way.

It is normal for you to feel misunderstood and in the depths of despair though. You need to get advice about that from people who know what they're talking about though, not me :P

Heart in a Blender - Eve Six

She Fucking Hates Me - Puddle Of Mudd

^Those are two of my favorites that I have listened to for a long time now.

I disagree about your seeming prejudice against these "Rock Stars." Yeah, they're living the "good life" and all that, but who's to say that just because they're famous makes them any less perceptible to life's emotions? I don't think so. They too (some of them anyway), underneath it all, are people just like you or me.

Yes... start listening to songs about the lies love creates. You need some metal in your life ;P

Do you believe in miracles? Where are you from?
You sexy thing.

Dude.....it's just a fucking song. Stop over analysing that shit.

Two parts:

1. "What do rock stars know?" Well they're still human. They still experience love. There are a lot of love songs that aren't sung by stars. There are a lot of love songs that predate recorded music. Love songs existed before fame existed.

2. She's not the one that got away. She just left you. That's it move on. You're dealing with the breakup poorly.

Maybe they were once in your position. They don't just make shit up about bad relationships, something had to inspire them.

Oh, and if you're still stuck on your ex, what are you doing dating this new girl? You need to deal with your feelings and not string women along while you're stuck on you're ex. That's kind of a dick move.

I'm confused. Do you think that famous people are always romantically successful? Because that's definitely not true. It might be easy to have sex with groupies if you've achieved a certain level of fame, but that doesn't mean you don't have trouble with actual relationships. Often, fans aren't really interested in or attracted to who you really are, they're attracted to a fictional version of you who they've constructed in their heads based on your music, appearance, and press.

Also, not all love songs are written by famous people. The vast majority of musicians never get famous. Even the ones who get songs played on the radio or write songs that get reasonably well known (which most of them don't, by the way) often aren't particularly famous for any appreciable amount of time.

On a slightly different note, you should talk to a therapist about how you're dealing with your ex. This is not healthy.

I would believe IN them… they do actually exist. It's fine to not believe what they're saying though.

My favourite love song is probably Everything Goes Cold's "Bitch Stole My Time Machine", which is full of absurdity but still presents a very heartfelt notion of wanting to go back in time to change his actions that made her leave… but he can't… because she stole his time machine.

Too many of them are over-dramatic.