Calvin Cordozar Broadus, Jr. proclaimed this aforementioned phrase in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and ninety-four, which means: "We bear no affection whatsoever, for those wenches."

In other words, exactly what it says on the tin.

love means risking your life to save theirs.

love is giving them the last piece of cake, no matter how much you want it.

love is giving your whole self and never holding back.

love is when he remembers things that you forgot about yourself.

love is when he reminds you of these things.

love is when he's the only one that can figure you out, when you don't even know who you are.

love is commitment.

love is that tingly feeling you get and you don't know why.

love is looking forward to waking up early in the morning just to watch them sleep.

love is indvidual, you love them in your own way.

love is true when no one can take it away, no matter how hard they try.

love is holding onto them like tomorrow will never come.

“I love you.”

This is an overused idea in many popular sayings today. It's what starry-eyed lovers whisper as they gaze at an ocean sunset, what 8-year-olds shout to their mothers as they sprint toward the already departing morning bus heading for school, and what teenage lovers tell each other in the heat of the moment. It's supposed to be the deepest level of emotional connection between people, yet society has transformed it into a pop-icon phrase to be screened onto glittery fuchsia tank tops and written inside Hallmark cards with pastel bunnies and butterflies dancing on the cover. The phrase, of course, is “I love you.” Love has become such as complex emotion, to the extent of which we are uncertain what it truly signifies and when it is the “real thing”.

A black and white movie, Titanic, a happily ever after and spontaneous trips to exotic destinations with your significant other, is what love signifies for a large part of the population. Everyone wants to be in love. It’s the way the universe tells us who we belong with forever and ever. Nothing could be more exciting and passionate. Our society considers falling in love to be one of the most, if not the most adventurous endeavor that can be taken on. Falling in love is very much like being faced with crashing waves of emotions and then suddenly discovering that the shore is sometimes rocky.

If a person says that they love you, they mean that they like you for who you are now and they fell in love with y...

Love is a strong emotion you hold for someone. True, deep love is something most people never find in life. Some may not realise it, some may not want to believe it, but this kind of love can be found in someone you like, just as much as it can be found in someone you hate. The person you love could hurt you, or make you cry, but throughout everything you're feelings remain just as strong. It's about going through all the good times as well as the bad times and feeling the same about them. You may not think about them ever second, talk to them every minute, or cry about them every day, but you know it's true love when you are able to put every bad or hurtful memory aside, and smile at how much they have made you a better person. Love can be confusing, heartbreaking, exhausting, exhilarating or any other emotion imaginable in the world. You may not be with them, but your wishes would be forever their happiness. This love is looking back at all memories, and still smiling at the bad ones, because even without them you couldn't imagine your life. It's a feeling you that is awoken deep within yourself. It's got nothing to do with religion, with gender, with race.. it's got nothing to do with time, with place or with age. You have reasons for liking someone, but for loving someone there is no reason. You love them because you are destined to, because something, underneath the artificial layer of materialism placed on us all by society, is telling us to...

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1)(v)To have sex with someone and possibly make them think you love them, then leave and break off the relationship.

2)(n) For some people, a philosophy of life.

100% of love for your lover/ or maybe close member of your family or whatever but most used with a lover.

Regardless of how that person treats you, or what they do to you, you love them no matter what. Your love to them is unconditional. Them people who give Unconditional love are the true heroes in this world.

When two people want for nothing more than to be together for as long as they live.

When they call each other during the day just to tell the other that they love them.

When you hold them and never want to let go, even if you were sitting out in the pooring rain with nothing but a hoody and jeans, you wouldn't want to let them go.

When you don't have to act differently around the other one, if they love you then they won't mind how you act.

When you look deep into the others' eyes and they look back, and you never want to look away, just to be with the other forever.

When saying goodbye hurts, even if it's only temporary, you can't bare to leave them.

When being with them is the happiest feeling in the world, and kissing them is even better.

When you give them your heart and trust them not to break it or hurt you in any way.

When even if you do hurt them they still love you, and even if they wish they could hate you so the pain would go away they simply can't.

Love can hurt. But most of the time love is the happiest feeling in the world.