Can you describe “love”?

[delilahmchaggis]

its about the most difficult of all questions, isn’t it? how can you describe love if you’ve never been in it, and how can you know if you’re in love if no one can describe it to you? I think I’ve figured out why

Comments

[dryer_bunnie]

Amen.

I think a lot of people confuse love for a single thing, a single feeling or act...like "love" is actually like the things we see on tv or in movies. Love is respect and understanding, or a willingness to understand...love is screaming at the top of your lungs for them to shut up, crying, apologizing and having them tell you that it's okay, because things like that happen sometimes...it's anger and sadness and passion and joy and everything in between...the cherry on top of life'e sundae...love is grand, indeed. A thrill.

[delilahmchaggis]

exactly. love is so many things. it really sickens me when people like teenagers think that love is spending all your time with someone and writing their name on your stuff with a heart around it.

love is wanted to kiss and be kissed when no one is watching. its something to be shared, and proud of, but not flaunted to prove a point.

[dryer_bunnie]

and lets not forget shouting from mountain tops and busy crosswalks.