I have romantically Loved three people in my life.
The first: I learnt a lot about myself and it set me up to know how to be in a relationship, I broke his heart by falling out of Love. The second, I Loved and he would not Love me back. The third has been a rollercoaster, but has proved that hard times really do make you stronger. I honestly wouldn’t ask for anyone else.
In my short time as a relationship and dating blogger, as well as a human-bean, I have read, experienced and learnt a lot about Love. I’m no shining example, and have a spectacular ability to not take my own advice (but who can?!). But I have understood various elements of Love, how Love can make you feel and act.
Here are all the things I’ve learnt about Love:
– Love is just another word, until someone comes along and gives it meaning.
– Love makes you feel tingly, like a warmth spreading throughout your body.
– Losing Love is the hardest thing you will ever go through. But losing Love will make you stronger.
– Love makes us do stupid things.
– You can’t change people no matter how much you Love them.
– No matter how hurt you’ve been by Love, you will always be able to Love again.
– If someone’s actions prove that they don’t Love you, move on.
– It doesn’t matter how much you Love someone, you can’t force them to Love you back.
– You can still Love someone, even if you don’t like them very much.
– Great sex doesn’t necessarily mean great Love. But sex is always better when you Love the person.
– You can fancy other people or find them attractive, even when in Love with your partner. It’s the acting on it that’s bad.
– Loving someone is a risk, but it’s always a risk worth taking.
– There are no “happily ever afters” in Love. Love is hard work, especially to last a lifetime.
– Love is the most powerful, underlying, mood-altering, time-moving drug.
– It’s better to have Loved and lost, than to have never Loved at all.