I was asked recently for my view on the meaning of true love...
The best way I can answer that is to start by saying that love is something
we DO. In other words, "love" is a verb, not just a noun.
So, what is it that we do when we love someone...
Well, it starts with acknowledging their traits, attitudes, behaviors, etc., and moves on to include appreciating, respecting, and accepting them. This is easy when the traits, attitudes, and behaviors are pleasant and nice, but it becomes more challenging when they're a bit on the unpleasant side. This is when what we do includes forgiving the other person.
Love is not just a one-time event...
Love is not just a one-time event, like a present we give someone on his or her birthday. It is an ongoing process that doesn't end at the end of the day. It goes on and on, day in and day out, and it requires a continuous commitment to the other person.
Remember, love is something we DO!
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Best Wishes,
Frank Spitzig
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