Love
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Love is a profound and multifaceted emotion characterized by deep affection, unwavering commitment, and selfless concern for the well-being of another. It transcends simple attraction, forging an unbreakable bond that fosters growth, provides comfort, and imbues life with purpose and meaning. Love is meaningful because it fulfills our fundamental need for connection, drives us to be better versions of ourselves, and creates enduring legacies of kindness and compassion within our communities.
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# Love & Interpersonal relationships




# Love & Virtues
“One plus one equals both.”



• Seneca the Elder, Epistularum Moralium Ad Lucilium, Book 1, IX
• Source: Wikiquote: "Love" (S)
“Si vis amari, ama.”
# Love & Free love advocates

“Damn sneerers!”

“Enough! or too much.”

“Exuberance is Beauty.”

“Such is life's irony.”

“Ever Weeping Paddington...”
# Love & Anarcha-feminists

“One thought fills immensity.”

“Opposition is true Friendship.”

“Every Harlot was a Virgin once”

“The busy bee has no time for sorrow.”

“You'll quite remove the ancient curse.”
# Love & Abolitionists

“Active Evil is better than Passive Good.”

“The weak in courage is strong in cunning.”

“Half Friendship is the bitterest Enmity...”

“The cistern contains: the fountain overflows.”

“He who desires but acts not breeds pestilence.”

“Damn sneerers!”



“Enough! or too much.”

“Exuberance is Beauty.”

“Such is life's irony.”



“One plus one equals both.”




“Ever Weeping Paddington...”
• Seneca the Elder, Epistularum Moralium Ad Lucilium, Book 1, IX
• Source: Wikiquote: "Love" (S)
“Si vis amari, ama.”
• Virgil, Georgics (29 BC), III, 244
• Source: Wikiquote: "Love" (V)
“Amor omnibus idem.”

“One thought fills immensity.”
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