True Romance and True Love

Many people mix up love and romance and use the terms interchangeably, but they are not the same thing. A romance, according to the Oxford and Cambridge dictionaries, is a relationship between two people. Another definition is enthusiasm for an experience or event. However, love is a strong attraction to someone or something. There is a quote that says love isn't all about romance, which I believe is correct. Romance is always perceived as exciting as a result of the enjoyment of a particular experience or event. But, in reality, love is not always about happiness, and true love will endure not only in good times but also in bad. Love, in happiness, our fantasies tell us, but reality has problems and obstacles that any relationship may face. Those who are strong and figure things out will be the only ones to thrive and survive.

True love is expressed not only through affection and intimacy, which are not limited to sexual acts but also through other types of right and appropriate actions that are just forms of love. Many people are drawn to a person's external qualities without knowing their personality, particularly their inner qualities such as attitude, behavior, and thinking, in short, their heart and mind. A person is made up of both external and internal qualities, and a person should be loved for who he or she is, simply for being himself or herself. We should love a person for who they are, not just for their qualities; we should love them completely, not just partially. If you want to last and survive, this will save both of you and your relationship. Knowing that you know each other allows you to embrace your flaws in order to grow and learn together. But if you ask me if we need romance, my answer is yes.

Romance isn't always about love, but it is an exciting part of life, and life is full of romance. Things and life itself should excite us because they bring us various experiences. Given that life offers a variety of experiences, including unpleasant ones, this will assist us in surviving and continuing to live.

To keep the romance alive, we must understand why we are alive and what we are living for.