Love is one of the "purest" feelings in the world.

Love is the "purest" feeling in the world. And it is not just a play on poetic words; it is a truth that has been proven time and again throughout the ages, from nation to nation, from heart to heart. Love contains that purity that is not bound by any interest, does not love for any reason, does not take it in hand for any consequence. Love means a selfless, pure, completely heartfelt feeling, next to which no mathematical logic in the world can stand.

In the eyes of the one who loves, that person is the best person in the world. The person seen through the eyes of that love has no flaws—rather, he considers his imperfections to be perfect. His smile, his perspective, even his weakness become beautiful and majestic. This is not a matter of logic, but a deep reflection of the heart, which only loves the shadow trapped inside that person. And it is through this love that a person learns how to love someone without interest, unconditionally.

This love creates a mirror image where the person in love is the center, and the world around him revolves only around that center. The one who loves, dissolves his existence in the existence of another person. All his thoughts, all dreams, all worries are for that one person. He laughs at the happiness of his beloved, cries in pain, and even sometimes sacrifices his own interests, his own desires, just to see a little smile on the face of his beloved person.

The person seen through these eyes may be very ordinary in the eyes of five others—but in the eyes of the lover, he is a god, he is the best, he is the ultimate. This gaze is the glory of love—which builds an ideal world beyond the limitations of reality. Love seems to give an insight, with which the person in love can be seen to the depths of his soul. It is because of this gaze that a lover says—"No one is mine except you, nor can there be"—because, in his eyes, there is no one else, no one can be.

This one-eyed gaze of love seems to give perfection to a person. This one-eyed attitude is not dishonesty, but the result of a deep commitment. It is like reaching the peak of faith, where the lover or lover is sure—the one he or she loves in his or her life is the best, the best, the incomparable. There is no calculation behind this feeling, no reason is shown. There is only faith, and there is blind emotion, which makes a person completely naked, simple and tender in front of his or her beloved.

Just as love makes a person superior in the eyes of a lover, it also touches a person's self-esteem. When someone sees—someone loves him or her selflessly, considers him or her superior—then he or she learns to see himself or herself in a different light. Then that person's confidence increases, he or she learns to accept his or her flaws with courage. Love is not limited to just between two people, it makes each other more beautiful, more mature.

But this purity of love lasts only when it is absolutely true. Among the countless relationships in the world, most are built from a mentality of need, necessity, or getting rid of boredom. But true love comes unconditionally—where seeing the smile of the loved one is the greatest achievement, and breaking his pride is the greatest battle. In this love, excellence comes even when that person goes away. Because, in the eyes of those in whose eyes someone once becomes superior, he remains superior forever.

Love is such a power that can soften even people as hard as stone. Which teaches humility to the arrogant, which makes the indifferent sensitive. It is the power of this love that makes people dream while looking at the moon, searching for words in poetry, and drowning in the melody of music. Love is not just a passion for a person—it is an inner attraction, a pure resonance that changes people forever.

Therefore, if love is true, it is never “less”, never “enough”, and never “ordinary”. In the eyes of the one who once becomes a loved one, that person is the best. There is no one better, more, or better than him. That love does not love by looking at any listed qualities; rather, that love chooses that one person even among countless flaws.

And this is the ultimate beauty of love—you love someone because he is “yours.” You see yourself in him—your reliance, your peace, the shadow of your dreams. He becomes the best person in the world, only in your eyes, and this sight is the greatest achievement of love.