Is love what we think it is?

By the heading you'd think it's going to be an answer or a question. But, what you don't know is is that by the useful or not information I give you, it could be the answer. Or it could be the question stated with evidence.

By my own personal knowledge, people think love is between two people. In many cases it is, but in otherwords it really isn't. There can be love in a family which could be more than two. So, in which the love is between the two people can be anything. It could be: boy and girl, mother and daughter, father and daughter, mother and son, father and daughter, etc. You get the idea. If it's between two people, say boy and girl, then there's a whole different meaning of love than it is between mother and daughter;or something like that. The difference is: between boy and girl it's about partnership, care for one another, own roles to play, and so on. Between mother and daughter, or something like that, it's: care for the youngest, giving shelter for the younger one, feeding the younger one, helping the younger one to learn what he or she's suppose to, with a little bit of extra knowledge.

Love can actually be anything if you think about it. Okay, well not anything, but you know what I mean. Love can be between person and animal, person and person, animal and animal; it's what they think or know. Grown-ups think that kids are too young to know what love is. But, are they? I don't think so; if a kid grows up with a pet they grow love for the animal. They think/know the animal is their best friend. The kid can tell the animal anything and trust it not to tell anyone; the kid can/will show affectionate for the animal, the kid can/will care for the animal enough and hope for it not to die. That's love right there! What do grown-ups know about little kids not knowing what love is? Not like grown-ups know more about love than kids! Okay, i lied; grown-ups know more, but not as much as they think.

In my which my case is going, just about everyone knows what love is. It all just depends on how you're meaning it. It just depends on how you're wanting to mean it. I still have that question after writing all of that. I'm not sure if we/i/anyone knows what love is. You may think you know, but it may not be what you think it is (if that makes any sense). Just keep that in mind and tell me what you think about it.

signed,
Dbchorselover