Liking is very relative.

Liking someone is feeling butterflies in your stomach, but keeping your feet on the ground. Liking is wanting to be together, but without ruling out other opportunities. Liking is kissing, but occasionally opening your eyes discreetly to check out the surroundings. Liking is hugging hard, but not for long. To like is to dedicate yourself, but with imposed limits. To like is to want to have, but not be yours. Liking is wanting to sleep together, but waking up early the next day for other commitments.

Liking is going out, but getting back to work on time. To like is to admire the qualities, but still notice the few or small defects. Liking is walking hand in hand, but not feeling safe. Liking is sharing your favorite chocolate, but still keeping most of it.

Liking is spending Sunday together, but making fancy plans on Monday. To like is to take it seriously, but with the purpose of testing the weak point of the other. Liking is going to your house, but with the status of getting to know each other. To like is to make plans, but not to exceed more than three days. To like is to travel, but to miss what is not over yet.

Liking someone is like winning the game but missing a card. The verb to like brings with it many uncertainties and, at the same time, many discoveries. Liking someone is a risk of the unknown.

When you fall in love, you go crazy.

After getting to know this person a little, attitudes and desires end up becoming completely uncontrollable. Passion is a feeling that runs out of rationality. Explicit emotions are the main mark of this sensation.

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Falling in love with someone is synonymous with absolute surrender. Mistakes become successes, far becomes close, afternoon becomes early, night becomes day, poverty becomes wealth, cold becomes heat, bad becomes good, hunger becomes longing, sleep it becomes thoughts.

To fall in love with someone is to get lost, or to find yourself with someone.

Falling in love is feeling the blood run through your veins and feeling goosebumps with simple touches. To fall in love is to discover any kind of joy in pain, it is to express through the look what words are not able to translate. Falling in love is missing deadlines, schedules and important tasks. Falling in love is giving yourself, it’s running against time, it’s allowing yourself and without restrictions, letting the best you can be.

Falling in love is taking your clothes off without thinking twice. Falling in love is enjoying every moment, and in every gap, finding a chance to satisfy desires. Falling in love is acting on impulse and then bearing the consequences, good or bad. To fall in love is to feel an uncontrollable lust, it is to let the carnal will prevail over your judgment. Falling in love is sweating, shaking, screaming, moaning, scratching, biting.

To fall in love is to be blind. And only after igniting all the flames, try to calm down and do everything to keep all the flames lit.

Loving someone is having all the certainties at once.

To love someone is to live in the present, absorb the best of the past and plan for the future. Loving someone is turning dreams into reality. Loving someone is caring, watching over and protecting. To love someone is to have no doubts. To love someone is to turn a fight into a teaching. Loving someone is creating bonds, having children, growing old side by side. To love someone is to resist all temptations, disagreements, crises, jealousy, selfishness. Loving someone is surprising, it’s giving. Loving someone is making it clear how essential that person is, it’s saying how much everything has changed since they became remarkable, it’s not being ashamed to show any affection.

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To love someone is to free yourself, share and add. To love someone is to offer all our baggage of experiences, to know and understand the other. To love someone is to make that person happy, to provide a peaceful night’s sleep, to meet all their needs. Loving someone is reaching out, supporting, opposing, but never abandoning.

To love someone is to work on patience. It is to emphasize persistence and prove all your determination. Loving someone is not a sacrifice, it’s feeling light. Loving someone is not holding back, it’s having many options and still choosing to stay.

To love someone is to give up your love. Loving someone can sometimes be your worst pain. Loving someone is a wound that will never heal or cease to exist. Loving someone is carrying the person with you, wherever you are. Loving someone is, in some cases, a renunciation. Loving someone is wanting to forget, and not being able to. Loving someone is your heart’s decision, not an option indicated by your finger. Loving someone is not Cupid’s responsibility, it’s the sentence that needs to be carried out. Loving someone is trusting, conveying security and not measuring efforts.

Loving someone is letting the person go, and still doing everything to make them come back. To love someone is to suffer silently when you see that this love is no longer yours. To love someone is to be repetitive, both in the tears that insist on flowing, and in the recurring issues. To love someone is to forgive and give in.

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To love is to have to give up, it’s to lose all strength, but keep insisting.

In all the cases mentioned above, I don’t promise a happy ending. After all, feelings are like the sea: they seduce and then they can drown. Anyway, the rule is clear: whatever they offer me, I offer three times as much.

As a guarantee of quality, proven satisfaction will keep you coming back again and again.

And you will marry me, no more.