Two Different Types Of Love

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Love is an interaction between two different things.There is a different category of love: parental love, love between siblings , love that a husband has for his wife , and love for objects which nearly can be also an addiction.Definitely every single " love " has a specific effect , so in a first part we will talk about the different category of love : then in a second part we will explore the consequences of "love" , and finally in a last part we will see the limit of love which involves the hate.

(Like we said in the introduction: there is a different category of love.)The first one is the love we have for our parents , we all love our parents : that love is written in our essence , because nobody tells nobody to love his parents,
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The difference is that if we are in love with an object we can stop loving it, but if we are addicted to the same object , there is a very small chance to stop being addicted to it, and that is where some people are confused. Like the song "Coco": the singer says " I 'm in love with the coco( cocaine)", the right phrase would be "I am addicted to the …show more content…
Of course we have the human reign because of it. Moreover, it makes everybody feel happy , really happy until we are not in love anymore : because it 's the only " love" that can make people do dumb things. Later, after we are not in love anymore: not only we feel dumb, but also we swim in regrets. Yes, it 's sweet , but it hurts when it 's not successful : therefor, we regret ; because when you are in love the she /he is the first and the last thing in your mind each and everyday and that’s why we regret when we don’t have feelings anymore.

On other hand, we have hate which is the limit of love: unlike love, the hate does not have different categories, but it changes according to people. For example, you cannot hate someone who says bad things about you just like you hate your worst enemy. It 's just impossible because there are not in the same level.

In a conclusion, on a one part I would say love is a feeling , interaction ,reaction ( good reaction) that we have for people we think that they are good and capable of to take care of us , and in a second it 's written in our essence because we don 't know why we love our family , and when we started to do so.
Sometime it can be inconvenient but we don’t have any idea til we don’t have any

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