True Love - Did you ?

[Khansins]

Everyone will have different definition of true love but for me it means loving your partner who you are in love with heavily with all you heart and soul. Like in the movies. In true love , your desires come after your partner's wishes. You sacrifice your time and energy to partner and do everything to make him/her proud and happiest person of the world.

I dont know if I made myself clear. This article about 10 Amazing Stories Of Love That Will Break Your Heart (http://listverse.com/2014/02/22/stories-...t-of-time/) is pretty much what I mean.

I would say that "true love" does not exist as a concept. There are plenty of individuals that are deeply in love and share amazing emotional and physical connections, but love means something a little different to everyone.

Thats exactly what I'm interested in. Most people say that true love does not exist. But I think it does. Humans have been loving each other from a long time and it will continue for long.

'Two things only a man cannot hide: That he is drunk, and that he is in love.' - Anonymous.

'Beware of falling in love, for it may stick to your face.' - Lenny Bruce.

That being said, I love my wife - madly, fiercely, deeply. I get that funny, fluttery feeling when I'm around her, and I miss her when she's away. I never get over the astonishment that this amazing woman has consented to share her life with me. She can spot what's bothering me before I've worked it out myself, and she smiles whenever she looks at me. Laying down with her is a joy and waking up with her is contentment. She's everything I've ever wanted in a life partner, and is more (MUCH more) than I deserve.

Is this 'true love'? Dunno. But it'll damned sure do until the real thing comes along.

Boru

I guess thats true love.