TRUE LOVE DOESN'T EXIST; A POPULAR SAYING I DON'T AGREE WITH.
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Millions of us around the world ask ourselves this question daily. Whether in our relationships, life, or work, the search for true love is universal.
It is easier to feel love than to explain love. In the wise words of my mother, “Love is the feeling you have in your heart for another person and giving your heart to that person.” I love this definition that my mother gave me because love is not a one-sided street. To love, you need that other person to give you back the feeling that you give to them.
Love is also a complex emotion, and the idea of wanting someone can sometimes replace the feeling of true love. Most people fall in love with the wrong perspective; otherwise, they fall in love with the idea of having someone to care about. They fall apart easily and give up without fighting for each other. True love is caring, and it is something worth fighting for. …
I have experienced the bitter part of love, and I was heartbroken, but that doesn't stop my belief in love, no matter what the outcome might be; rather, I look at the bright part ahead. You need to love yourself so you will be able to extend wholeheartedly. To be truthful in your ways does pay; some may say it will take time, others will say it doesn't pay, but it does pay, and you will be amazed by the outcome.
I recall b
ack in school, whereby I extended my love and showed kindness towards one of my coursemates, and I didn't take it to heart. Unknown to me, she was shocked and moved by my action towards her, and later, years back, we crossed paths again, and I was surprised how such kindness brought me joy, and she happened to narrate what I did back then. What if I treated her badly by not extending love towards her...? In life, facing challenges can be tough, but how they are resolved matters. It wouldn't be all roses, but what keeps it moving is genuine love without expecting any rewards. When you give out love without benefit, you feel peace and fulfilled. So yes, true love does exist. It’s real. But the degree to which we experience it, whether in relationships, life, work, friends, or families, depends on our openness to receiving it. For me, this lesson serves as a powerful reminder to stay open, love what I do, and embrace every new venture with u diminished passion.
Most of us, after experiencing pains or being discomforted by the past, then come to the conclusion that love does not exist, which I disagree with because you used your past life to deprive yourself of love and be loved and a lot more.
Love is sweet when you cross your right partner. I pray we cross ours. Please don't drain in your pains but rather share your love. True love is actually real; be open-minded, and peace is what you shall obtain.