What exactly is love?
I understand less and less what love is.
At the age of 16, I felt that love was a connection on Instagram, a setting of special care between couples.
At the age of 18, I felt it was the same aspiration, a couple's profile picture, and a shared vision of a bright future.
At the age of 22, I think love is about giving without expecting anything in return. It's about two people crammed into a cramped rented house and still feeling extremely happy. Love can support all the hard days.
At the age of 25, I still have expectations for love. I think love is traveling thousands of miles just to meet once, it is the courage to do it despite knowing it's impossible, and it is my determination to fight against my family for you.
At the age of 28, at 28, it seems that one can no longer tell what love is, but it still seems that it can be performed. Love cannot overcome all difficulties, and sincerity is not a surefire strategy.
At the age of 30, perhaps love is predestined. Let everything take its natural course and each follow their own conscience. It seems that love is not that important in life. How about you? At your age, what do you think love is?
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By Lana V Lynx7 days ago in FYI
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Very interesting part you have written with the poem, and without Love, there is no life. Love changes our lives.
It's fascinating to think how our perception of love changes as we age. I'm 35 now and to me, for the fast 13 years, love is retarded, lol. Don't mind me, I'm just a cynic