What is love

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What is love?

According to Merriam-webster.com, love is a lot of definitions.

• Love is a strong feeling for another person that a relative or personal connection has arisen.
• Love is a sexual attraction based on sexual desire and the feelings of the love.
• Love is based on admiration, kindness (inclination to good deeds), or dedication to common good. A profound, gentle, indescribable feeling for a person.
• Love refers to a strong attraction and emotional feeling.

Emotions can be positive and negative. Love means trust, commitment, overwhelming feeling, joy, admiration, enjoyment, and more. Love is powerful, real, exciting, passionate, healing, precious and intense.

There are 5 love languages:

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• Affirmative words are words of praise and appreciation that express love.

Body touch

• Body touch is a way of expressing love through touch.

Service behavior

• The act of service is love expressed through action rather than words.

Received a gift

• Receiving gifts is a love expressed by giving gifts.

Quality time

• Quality time is spending time together and following them.

There are quizzes online to help determine which language is your love. Discover your love language with your partner is perfect for your relationship. If each of you knows what your love language is, your partner can take the time to learn about you and use your love language in your relationship.

If your love language is a great time, your partner will know how important their attention and time are to you. Intimacy is a wonderful time spent together to express love and appreciation.

Love includes friendship, trust, respect, passion and communication. Without love, our world would not be walking around. Whether it is a person or a material object, we experience a part of life. Unfortunately, material objects cannot love us in return. We work hard for what we want and love what we have. It is important to appreciate the simple things in life.

We should always love and put ourselves first. First of all, loving yourself helps us learn how to love others in life. Take the time to experience your love and tell us that we should be loved. We understand our particularity and our value.

When we are in love, we release oxytocin, dopamine and serotonin. Oxytocin is a feeling-good brain chemical that helps you to connect emotionally with others. Oxytocin reduces stress and increases trust. It is also associated with dopamine and serotonin. Serotonin stabilizes your mood and happiness. Dopamine plays a role in increasing pleasure, motivation, learning, and impression memory.

These neurotransmitters are often referred to as “happy hormones.” These three work together when we are attracted and/or care about someone. Our brain releases dopamine, increases serotonin levels, and produces oxytocin. When we are in love, all these neurotransmitters make us feel happy and loved.

What is not love?

• Love is not dishonest, weapon, sex, desire, obsession, jealousy or property.
• Never force someone to do things they don’t want to do with love.
• It should never be used as a weapon against someone.
• People who are jealous or controlled will never love them.
• Always know what love is, not to you.

What is desire?

Desire is defined as having a strong desire for another person. When someone is in desire, it may be confused like love. Desire comes from body attraction and sexual chemistry. The combination of emotional chemistry and body chemistry when couples combine love with desire. They can experience their abilities and enrich their lives together.

Love is the experience of our loved ones, friends, and even strangers we just met. Experience love every day, create happiness and many emotions, allowing you to share and show to others. Learn to love yourself before you learn to love others.

Tiffany Wharton, Tiffany’s Exotic Treasure

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