Love is emotion, affection, an elevated state of mind, joy, contentment...

Do you love yourself? Have you ever loved someone? Are you loving someone?

But how do you know if what you feel is love?

This feeling is very subjective. I believe that when we feel light, good, healthy, happy and other adjectives, we can begin to study these sensations that only do us good.

The feeling of love carries with it a need to feel good and to make the other person feel good too, fully happy, without fear of experiencing this emotion.

But before we love others, it may seem selfish, but it's not. We have to love ourselves, that's the starting point for understanding love.

If you don't feel fully yourself, how can you give yourself to others?

To love is to respect yourself and others.

Know how to listen and keep quiet.

Yes, to love is to give of yourself, but without demanding anything in return.

We have references of love in our lives, such as the love we receive from our parents, grandparents, friends and more, and the feelings harbored in this love, because it is pure, healthy, because if it doesn't transmit lightness, purity and contentment, it certainly isn't love.

Love doesn't hurt, it doesn't frustrate and it certainly doesn't disappoint.

When you feel enthusiastic, want to be close to someone and don't want to leave that time and place, it's certainly love!

To love is to reconnect, it is strength.

We're not always reciprocated, which is a shame, but just feeling love is enchanting, because it's natural, pure and does us great good.

It doesn't matter the time or space, just love a lot, without exchange, just live that love.

Understand what a great feeling it is, don't waste it, live it.

Love without pride, without fear.

Love in your own way.

Loving is comforting, so love yourself very much and be full and happy to love others.

Love is our central point in life.