I think it's possible it means the person wants to go to bed with you, but I'm not sure because I'd have to see the context. "love" = emotion "love literary" = suggests something physical, because it must be "literally true" It must correspond to physical reality and not merely an emotion.

If someone said that they wanted to "love me literally" it would infer that they were wanting to make love.

I would say love is strong feelings towards another person :)

The word love goes back to the very roots of the English language. Old English= lufu is related to Old Frisian= luve Old High German= luba Gothic= lubo. The Indo-European root is also behind Latin= lubet (meaning it is pleasing) and lubido (meaning desire) The word is recorded from the earliest English writings in the 8th century. *hard question dude