Celeste

Mr. Cunningham
English 10H
2021/9/6

What is love?

Love is the ultimate feeling of peace and calm that is contributed

through people’s will of devoting themselves to each other without any
payback. Love exists in families, friends, pets, and so on. For instance, the
love that most of us are experiencing every day since we’re born: the love
from parents. Parents are the one who devotes all of their time and hearts for
their kids. No matter how hard it takes for them to shelter you, to buy you
clothes, or to send you to a great education system, they somehow always
achieve their goals. Using their love, they can turn everything impossible is
true. In movies, parents are all like a superhero who can even devote their
lives to save their kids. In another word, love is the power and capacity one
can have on protecting or caring for the other, it’s the superpower that makes
up a miracle. As a child, we will feel safe and loved when we’re with our
families since we know it’s always a place to shelter us and take care of our
emotions. Furthermore, there’s also love between peers. This is when you
feel relaxed or comfortable when you are with someone when you don’t
have to pretend or hide some part of yourself to avoid conflicts in life. This
is what I understand as the love between friends. Moreover, they can easily
know what you’re feeling and take care of you in the simplest ways.
Remember on time I’m feeling pretty sick at school. My friend gave me her
jacket and her vacuum cup without any consideration. Although it’s just a
simple action, it can make me feel better physically and mentally as well.
Not only that, but my friends remind me to eat on time and go to bed early
during exam week. Again, these aren't flashy displays of love, but they do
show a subconscious concern for you. In comparison, I’ll say the love
between parents and children is far more intense than any form of love in the
world as parents devote themselves completely while others might just give
out some parts of them.