What does the word "love" mean to you?

Sometimes this is the easiest question to answer the most. We asked six women to teach the definition of the word "love".

It is really a problem! There was no way for me to think about the Corinthian Bible poetry. It just gives a very perfect definition of love (1 Corinthians 13: 4-7). When personally considering what love means to me, I think about all the different types of love I have for people in my life. Romantic love, family love, friend love, and the most incredible love: partner's soul. When I realize that he is the only romantic person in the world, my family, and my best friend, I know that my fiancé is "that". Our love is simple! Love is by no means difficult. Life is very difficult. - Jenna · W

Love takes care of others deeply and unconditionally. Love is motivated to be your best version as you are so passionate to others. - Elise H.

To me, love means to draw out the best version of one's own and to find a person you can challenge to get better. Someone you are fully acquainted with, you know you both inside and outside. It is truly your partner and best friend and you can share all your experiences with others. - Nina · R

Love means to know everything, you have a reliable person. It is unconditional and you make you feel better inside. You can trust the people you love and feel comfortable around them. It's like your heart that to you it's good for you. Love never injures you or makes you cry. It is very gentle and warm. You will never give up on those you love. - Lisa S.

For me, true love is when you are totally different people at good times and bad times. It loves the difference and fully appreciates them. Love is a feeling that something disappears when you are away and everything will be better when you are with you. - Vanessa S.

Love ... I think that this word can be thrown beyond imagination. It is not just a word, it can have many meanings. Some examples include trust, dedication, best friend, communication, motivation, controversy, and kindness. - Amanda T.

I encourage you to think about the meaning of the word "I love you.": What do you mean to you when you talk to your partner? Ask what your partner means to them. When you say that "I love you" then you may argue deeply the actual meaning of these words when they say it.

There are so many versions of love, but what do these words really mean? It simply means "I am feeling you" or "I care about your health"? Why do we need to love and be loved? Is love a mere emotion, or does love come in various forms and levels? Can anyone experience love? Why is this so important? This is our only true acceptance - is being loved? This is the real goal of life - Do you find someone we can love and love us to come back equally? I think the word love is too loose. Some people think that the word HATE is very powerful and will try to use other words instead - dislikes, contempt or disgust. I will do this - I would rather use a word different from hatred, but love is such a beautiful word, why do not always say that. But did you lose the real meaning behind that by doing so? Do you forget what it represents? Do we think it is easy for other people to say that we love them because it is easy?

What is love, how do you achieve it? Love is so complicated that there is no word to define it. "Love" has many meanings, forms and types. The glorious Qur'an refers to the word "love" in many clauses. Does love for others mean not good means of satisfying physical needs or importance but morally nobility and good and love that respects human beings? Is true love for others free of motivation, pollution, selfishism and material interests? Unlike other animal kingdoms, does love fit the sublime spirit, the purity of the soul, the strength of mankind? Does love exclude individual animals and barbaric qualities, give peace of mind and security, create a peaceful and pleasant environment, and make life a fascinating and pleasing one?