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I think I found the answer to it!

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lustone
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So, remember that question that completely stumps most people? "What is love?"
Contrary to popular belief, it's not "Baby don't hurt me. Don't hurt me! No more!"

I've been thinking (which is no easy task for me), and came to this solution.

Love is giving someone the power to completely destroy you, but trusting them not to.

If anyone got some answers to share, give it a shot! I'd really like to hear what's your meaning of love.
sprite
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Quote by lustone


Love is giving someone the power to completely destroy you, but trusting them not to.


i actually like this definition. smile

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MrLosAngeles
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When you try to define love, you defeat the whole point of it..and destroy the magic.
Buz
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Love...it is what it is and it ain't what it ain't.

— Buzocles


Next time I wear a toga I ain't using a king size sheet, hell this things wrapped around me 4 or 5 times.
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So, remember that question that completely stumps most people? "What is love?"


Love is giving someone the power to completely destroy you, but trusting them not to.



I think this is one of the best definitions out there... Well Done!!!
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Dirty_D
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Love is giving someone the power to completely destroy you, but trusting them not to.


True, the real trick is to find the one who when you give them that power, doesn't actually destroy you!
Jinxy
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I think your right on the nose. You open yourself up in trusting someone you love isn't going to destroy you, and it's a risk that can be magical if they don't destroy you.
†Jinxy Approved†

Jaynesmith42
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complete trust. it is that simple...well doesn't hurt when your heart skips a beat at the sound of their voice, or seeing their face smile
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Quote by MrLosAngeles
When you try to define love, you defeat the whole point of it..and destroy the magic.


YES! So right.
xxlovebitesxx
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love is something you show and feel not something you can put in words
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I believe this explains everything satisfactorily...

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blazestcyr
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beautiful..your definition....

love is trusting someone that yes they may hurt you...but they will love you MORE than they cause pain...to you
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Love is giving someone the power to completely destroy you, but trusting them not to.[/ quote]

That definition sure explains why divorces can get real nasty and messy.
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Sorry I never pass up an opportunity to post this song




I really like the OPs definition though
clum
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My favourite definition of love:

Quote by Arnold J. Toynbee
Love is the spiritual impulse to give instead of to take. It is the impulse to bring the self back into harmony with the universe, from which the self has been estranged by its innate, but not unconquerable, self-centeredness.


From Choose Life, a dialogue which took place between Daisaku Ikeda and Arnold Toynbee in the 1970s.