love

All you need is Love, and Love is all you need.

Long-Term Relationship Milestones
Time moves fast and unnoticed when you're in a loving relationship. It's not until you're celebrating a milestone when reality hits you — you've been together for so long, and that’s something worth celebrating.
By Lorraine Villorejo 4 years ago in Humans
What does your love look like
Hi, hey, welcome back. Just a preface, this isn't any special hard truths entry or urgent news, just small stuff I think about from time to time with a bit of a real-world third-party point of reference attached to it.
By Tino4 years ago in Humans
My Love Testimonials
Love is an enduring song, and music and play, the song true love flow; love is a simple and unadorned portrait, written because of love, true feelings; love is a carefully brewed wine, long-lasting fragrance, taste it; love is the daily life of the rice and salt, a little convergence, support each other ......
By BobBam4 years ago in Humans
The harbor of the soul
Emotions are a tree that needs to be cared for and watered with our hearts. The sea of people is vast, looking for, what are we pursuing? It is in pursuit of a heart. In this world, there are things that money can not buy. A true heart between people, can not be bought. People spend their whole life pursuing, is also the pursuit of a true heart. When we meet a person who treats us with sincerity, we must treat him with a heart.
By BobBam4 years ago in Humans
Reasons Why Meeting Someone’s Gaze is More Powerful Than You Know
The eyes are more than just the windows to our soul. For people who believe in the value of eye contact, staring into someone’s eyes — especially those with whom they’d end up falling in love, can mean everything.
By Marta Levchenko4 years ago in Humans
Iced Tea
My wife sunbathes on her chaise lounge in our lush backyard: a private dinosaur garden full of gigantic primitive-looking plants with fronds, fuzzy bark, and palmate leaves. Her long bare legs shine with suntan oil all the way up to her caramel-colored monokini cut very high above her hipbones. A gold chain between her breasts connects the V of fabric to cover them while leaving her bellybutton exposed below.
By P. M. Starr4 years ago in Humans
Wild Strawberries
We all have a dish that takes us back in time. Memories explode in our minds like flavors pop in our mouths. My dish, if you can call it that because it’s a simple strawberry crumble recipe, takes me to places in my youth that I remember with laughter, with pain, with love. This strawberry crumble is savory like salt on skin. Its aroma takes me back in time like late afternoon sunshine filtered through a car window.
By Tina Sorenson4 years ago in Humans
We Got Lost in Paris. Top Story - June 2022.
Through the cobblestone streets we traipsed, enchanted by the ancient city, as bewildered as Alice in Wonderland. There is no better wonderland to be lost in than Paris.
By Marie Wilson4 years ago in Humans
Fourth Grade Love
I think that love and I have had a tumultuous and confusing relationship. As a kid I remember thinking that when I grew up, I would move to the mountains and live, hidden in a cabin deep in the woods, and be a hermit and exist with the land, connected to no one. Looking back, I think the thought of being a hermit came as a coping method to deal with the complexity of wanting to love and be loved and accepted just as I am and at the same time feeling like I didn’t belong anywhere, I was different. In thinking about love, there are moments in my life that stick out like a huge spotted wart on perfectly smooth skin. Some memories are painful to remember and some so ridiculous that as I look back, I can’t believe that they happened. The fact that they did happen makes me question the sanity of my parents. Were they so intrenched in the Mormon church that the very idea of love, different than their devotion to the so-called gospel of Christ, terrified them? Maybe the idea of death and preparing for the afterworld had them so blind that they couldn’t see living life any other way. It is the looking back at my childhood that continues to prompt me to live a bigger life now. I refuse to settle for an ordinary life, walking around in a numbed down corpse, trading connection for a belief that death is larger than life. I don’t think my parents meant to teach me that love and relationships were wrong, they just wanted me to fit neatly packaged in their box of proper righteousness with the corners of appropriateness and modesty folded neatly over any desire that would spark life to look different than organized shame and hidden pain.
By R S Nybor4 years ago in Humans
How can I tell if the other party is a sea king?
The thing about falling in love is that who you meet depends on luck, and who you talk to depends on vision. There is a complex human nature in love, and people in love, may be a story, may also become an accident.
By Dylan M Parkin4 years ago in Humans
Boys tend to think in the following ways when faced with a girl who likes them
Guys tend to think in terms of the following when dealing with a girl who likes them. What are my needs in the relationship?
By Dylan M Parkin4 years ago in Humans
Love Thyself — I Promise To Love And Honor Myself
Self-love is something that I’ve always had trouble with. Relationship failures, domestic abuse, both physically and mentally, body image issues, how I speak, what I believe, what kind of job I have, how I parent, and who I even am at the core, have always been grounds for anxiety with me. All my life, I have found myself hiding and burying parts of who I really am and what I’m doing out of fear of what others might think and that harsh digging sensation that my inner sense of self would get whenever people’s judgment came my way.
By Elizabeth Carver4 years ago in Humans