- Love is a mess.
- Love is never using spaghetti sauce from a jar.
- Love is removing the “Fox News is Bad For America” bumper sticker from your partner’s car when you know they’ll be travelling throughout the Southeast region of the country.
- Love is a glass of wine poured and waiting when you come home.
- Love is staying even when sex takes a back burner.
- Love is never leaving your partner behind… not for a job, or a career change, or for school.
- Love is not taking the furniture with you.
- Love is not being with someone because you think they’re your only chance at getting married; they’re not and you’re only being unfair to yourself.
- Love is genuine excitement at an email that has nothing to do with a bill that needs to be paid.
- Love is not having to show everyone on every form of social media that you love someone.
- Love is telling your mom.
- Love is trying to work it out if the other person was unfaithful.
- Love is trying to work it out if you were the other person.
- Love is bravery in the truest sense.
- Love is its own muscle relaxer.
- Love is spending what you earn, no matter what the consequences.
- Love is dreaming of where you’ll be in five years and smiling.
- Love is naivety even for those who are wide-eyed and quick thinking.
- Love is walking your partner to their car at 4:15 am when they have a 6:30 flight to catch, no matter how much you love sleep.
- Love isn’t lazy so don’t be lazy with it. Use the "I" in "I Love You" and spell out "You." It’s love; it deserves the effort.
- Love is the greatest form of hurt you can feel.
- Love is remembering but more importantly, it’s forgetting.
- Love is not being the rebound.
- Love is NOT sharing a love story with someone that you shared with another before. That’s not love; it’s lame. And it’s fake. And it’s wrong.
- Love is being honest, up front, all the time. It’s having the balls to tell a person what’s going on with you, or your feelings, or something that you did. It’s trusting that they will love you enough to forgive whatever it is.
- Love is never looking at a person’s past but always looking toward their future.
- Love is waking up relieved that you’re next to the one you’ve waited your whole life for... again.
- Love is discussion, debate, and sometimes debacle.
- Love is the realization that you really aren’t ever going to find better.
- Love is a candlelit bathroom that only you see.
- Love is never calling yourself a “hopeless romantic.” That term shows nothing more than a lack of creativity.
- Love is knowing when to let go no matter how painful or seemingly unjustified.
- Love is admitting to foolishness and yet still believing that things can be different.
- Love is feeling nauseated when your future is uncertain.
- Love is fighting tooth and nail, and never giving up. It wants you to hold on… you just have to show it how hard you want to.
- Love is gray eyes, full lips, strong shoulders and warm embraces. It’s knowing that you’re small in a world so very big.
- Love is watching the Presidential debates with wine and cured meats on a couch that you bought in a house that you own on a street that you love in a city that you never want to leave.
- Love is coming with me to see Dead Can Dance.
- Love is humbling, and rewarding, and sticky, and mind numbing, but it’s better than the best fuck you ever had in your life.
- Love is… well, it just is. But mostly... it's this...
Wednesday, October 3, 2012
198 Days - Forty Years and Forty Ways to Explain What Love Really Is
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