Love gives while selfishness demands and always takes. Healthy relationship is a balance between giving and taking from each party.
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Quote:- Love grows from stable relationships, shared experience, loyalty, devotion, trust.
Author:- Richard Wright
Category:- Relationships
Quote:- Love had taken possession of Pablo’s soul, the kind of love that gnaws away at a person’s rationality, that has them stumbling over their words and leaves them frantic with desire.
In the Shadow of Time
Author:- Kevin Ansbro
Category:- Love
Quote:- Love happens sublimely, serenely and accidentally! It will happen when you least expect it to!
Author:- Avijeet Das
Category:- philosophy
Quote:- Love happens when two hearts melt as oneLove happens when two hearts beat as oneLove happens when two hearts unite as one
Author:- Srinivart
Category:- best
Quote:- Love happens without any logic. We don't know when it happens, why it happens, where it begins, but it happens without any logic. That’s why we call Love is blind
Author:- Srinivart
Category:- best
Quote:- Love has many colors, many flavors and many smells... Feel it with your heart
Author:- Yahia El Haroui
Category:- Love
Quote:- Love has no culture, boundaries, race and religion. It is pure and beautiful like early morning sunrise falling in lake.
Quote Me Everyday
Author:- Santosh Kalwar
Category:- inspiration
Quote:- Love has no limitations. It cannot be measured. It has no boundaries. Although many have tried, love is indefinable.
Life, the Truth, and Being Free
Author:- Steve Maraboli
Category:- Relationships
Quote:- Love hates seclusion; it is always accompanied by so many things- happiness, contentment, peace and innumerable little joys of life
The Boiling Stream: When innocence gets killed
Author:- Gaurav Singh
Category:- best
Quote:- Love heals, fulfills, and completes. It is the one true magic.
The Azurie Trilogy Book Three Artruia
Author:- Adrienne Posey
Category:- Love
Quote:- Love hurts.Think back over romance novels you’ve loved or the genre-defining books that drive our industry. The most unforgettable stories and characters spring from crushing opposition. What we remember about romance novels is the darkness that drives them. Three hundred pages of folks being happy together makes for a hefty sleeping pill, but three hundred pages of a couple finding a way to be happy in the face of impossible odds makes our hearts soar. In darkness, we are all alone.So don’t just make love, make anguish for your characters. As you structure a story, don’t satisfy your hero’s desires, thwart them. Make sure your solutions create new problems. Nurture your characters doubts and despair. Make them earn the happy ending they want, even better…make them deserve it. Delay and disappointment charge situations and validate character growth. Misery accompanies love. It’s no accident that many of the stories we think of as timeless romances in Western Literature are fiercely tragic: Romeo and Juliet, Tristan and Isolde, Cupid and Psyche… the pain in them drags us back again and again, hoping that this time we’ll find a way out of the dark.Only if you let your characters get lost will we get lost in them. And that, more than anything else, is what romance can and should do for its protagonists and its readers: lead us through the labyrinth, skirt the monstrous despair roaming its halls, and find our way into daylight.
Author:- Damon Suede
Category:- inspiration
Quote:- Love In AutumnI sought among the drifting leaves, The golden leaves that once were green, To see if Love were hiding there And peeping out between.For thro' the silver showers of May And thro' the summer's heavy heat, In vain I sought his golden head And light, fast-flying feet.Perhaps when all the world is bare And cruel winter holds the land, The Love that finds no place to hide Will run and catch my hand.I shall not care to have him then, I shall be bitter and a-cold -- It grows too late for frolicking When all the world is old.Then little hiding Love, come forth, Come forth before the autumn goes, And let us seek thro' ruined paths The garden's last red rose.
Helen of Troy and Other Poems
Author:- Sara Teasdale
Category:- poetry