What constitutes true love?
Love is a different experience for everyone.
Indeed, true love is undefined. Many of us search for this kind of love, but very few of us truly find it or understand it until it's too late.
So what really is true love?
True love is able to put up with its faults. Everybody encounters mistakes; it's just part of being human. True affection for someone, on the other hand, is to be aware of all of their mistakes and yet want to spend time with them and experience happiness together.
It is without saying that love will cause you to cry and become angry. But love shouldn't be able to physically, mentally, or emotionally weaken or crush you. That's not what love is. You should feel free and supported by your partner.
You spend all of yourself in the relationship, with no hope of receiving anything in return from your partner to affirm the way you act. Giving something to your partner in the hopes of receiving something in return is not what you do.
It is love without limitations. You will always be there for them. You're there for them through illness, injury, or even just difficult emotional times.
Real love has no boundaries. If you’re genuinely in love with them, you love them under any circumstances. Your love for them has no conditions.
Making your partner happy also makes you happy; you want to make sure that they are happy because you love them. Thus, you want to motivate your partner when they're feeling down. It also indicates that you will make a sincere effort to cheer them up when they're down.
You are mistaken if you believe that love is something you choose. In fact, love is an unreliable feeling.
It's still not clear how much both of you love one another. It's as if it was there before you were born. It doesn't appear to have a beginning or an ending. As a result, the love appears to last forever.
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