Love can be explained briefly as the desire to make another happy in everything that you do and say.
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They simply do if it is her will; she is the goddess of love and desire. She had a host of attendant gods, including Eros and the Erotes, personifications of love and desire, and the Kharites, goddesses of grace and beauty.
Signs of love include putting that person's needs before your own, thinking about how your actions affect him or her, and a desire to make that person happy, even if it means sacrificing some of your own "wants."
Some alternative words for love and passion are Desire Amorous heartfelt yearning Need
Love Desire was created on 1991-05-16.
desire, dedicated
u need to make a cliam on the world and the people u love to get what u most desire. (the last sentence in the book) You need to make a claim on the world and the people you love to get what you most desire. (the last sentence in the book)
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Aphrodite was the goddess that was the personification of desire, sexuality, and love.
Cupid's arrows are said to instill feelings of love and desire in the person they strike. It is a symbol of romantic attraction and affection. In mythology, Cupid uses his arrows to make people fall in love with each other.
You desire to love when you have love within yourself. The starting point is oneself, one must first have what he/she is willing to give out. After having love within, then it an be shared.