What is love?
Love can be defined as an intense feeling of deep affection, or to feel a deep romantic/ sexual attachment to (someone/something). With love, people can be kinder, nicer, and much more patient towards each other. Love fuels up this passion inside of us that drives us to do things for/to the person we love. This shows that this one emotion can be very unstable, as although it’s very beautiful and heartwarming, it can also become very violent and hostile, turning the person adamant and ambitious (in certain ways).
People can find themselves addicted to love, or at least to the thought of love. There’s no specific formula for this emotion, everyone has to find their own sequence in order to experience love firsthand. With this being
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This little opinion made love a much more desirable feeling. People obsess over the thought of love, they want to be in love so much that sometimes, it blinds them from reality.
People then started to sell the image of love. There were love songs and romance novels, TV shows and movies that revolves around romance. ‘Love’ is now visible and reachable for everyone, including youth. It’s not wrong for teenagers to fall in love, it’s actually a very beautiful experience, to be acquainted with the feeling of love when you’re still a teenager.
The problem lies with the experiments teenagers have with love. They like someone, think they love them, and then their ‘lovers’ break their hearts. Experiencing such hard-blow during a tender age can be traumatizing, and instead of fighting for love, they end up hating the thought of love. They’ll miss out in the great adventures love has for them, rejecting and pushing it as far as they can.
Negative responses to love can also happen due to negative experiences in the past. Say they were hurt by the person they love the most,or due to unexpected occurences, their loved ones had to leave, leaving them all alone and