In English we use the word "love" constantly to express what we like doing. Examples: I love eating ice cream. I love going to the beach. I love watching football on television. I love my garden. In fact, the word "love" in this way of being used, is overly used. We English speakers should use "I really like" instead of "I love..." since "love" is stronger than "like" and should be used only for very special situations, and occasions. "I really like going to the beach with my family" sounds very good, instead of using, "I love going to the beach with my family." However, we get "like" and "love" mixed up in conversations and use both words freely. English is not always logical, but language is what the people want it to be. That is why English, as all languages, are constantly changing, evolving, all from the people who use the language.

When you fall in love, your heart beats faster and you want to be with that person all the time.

love is a feeling love within you then you can feel this for whole world, if you says that you loves someone and not other or say that you loves little or much..or say that you did love before but not know..then its not love..bcz love is constant,eteranal,light

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To love is to give, unconditionally, hand-fully, unexpectedly, divinely. Having as only reward, the happiness of your beloved.