OMG, I love this iced latte! This sweater is amazing, I love it. But, what about romantic relationships? For couples in long-term relationships, love means loyalty and commitment but for college students in the center of their first real relationship, love may feel messy and complicated. In the hopes of coming to a more collective understanding of love, we asked 10 people in different stages of their relationship to explain what love means to them. Love is having a companion, best friend, lover, partner, sounding board, cheerleader, advisor, and cuddle buddy through every avenue in the journey of life.
Time Traveler for love The first known use of love was before the 12th century See more words from the same century. From the Editors at Merriam-Webster. Keep scoring points. Phrases Related to love I must love you and leave you all's fair in love and war be in love.
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Other Words from love lover noun. Get Word of the Day daily email! Test Your Vocabulary. Test your vocabulary with our question quiz! Love words? Something else complex and beautiful? Love is one of the words that probably has the most varied definitions since our experiences with it are all so intense. Without spilling the sordid details, I'm experiencing quite the upheaval in my life right now sup, Saturn return — so much so that I'm reevaluating everything I thought I knew about love.
Many things I thought to be true are not, and I'm learning new things about what it means to love and be loved all the time. It's closeness that also allows for space and freedom and room to figure out whatever those two words mean to you, because those definitions change as well. It's trusting that the person you love wants to be there, that their love is both a choice and a feeling, and feeling safe and excited in the knowledge that you can make whatever kind of relationship you want together.
Love is also pounds of Mr. Rogers the weight he reportedly stayed his entire adult life, which he thought was God's way of telling him he was loved. Sometimes love is wanting to do things for someone that feel like obligations when you're asked to do them for someone else.
It's shared T-shirts, playlists, and appetizers. Right now I'm grappling with the fact that in these times, especially as a person with depression , love can sometimes make you feel like the folks who played music as the Titanic sank; it's gorgeous, selfless, and important, but it can be temporary and heart-wrenchingly sad at the same time. Love is also so much more. Because I'm still figuring it out, I was interested in hearing from you about your ever-evolving experiences with this concept.
I wanted to know what came up for you when you tried to intellectualize the thing that inhabits our every nook and cranny when we feel both the most at home and the most excited. By Rabbi David Wolpe. TIME Ideas hosts the world's leading voices, providing commentary on events in news, society, and culture. We welcome outside contributions. Opinions expressed do not necessarily reflect the views of TIME editors. Related Stories.
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