"Love is the only passion that suffers neither past nor future", said Honoré de Balzac. Because, whether it's loving our partner, our friends, our children or ourselves, we love this feeling so much that we wonder if we are not all a little in love with love (we have to say that "aimeeeer, that's the most beauuu").
So, to pay tribute to love, the SoulPancake agency interviewed people aged 5 to 105 to ask them their definition of love. Take out your tissues…
Excerpts:
17-year-old boy:"Love, for me, is a big kiss on the mouth that you can't refuse. »
32-year-old woman:"It's something that makes you dance, sing or move mountains. I don't think words can define something like that. »
56-year-old woman:"It makes you do things you would never do. It gives meaning to life. »
19-year-old man:“I often say that I prefer the verb 'to love' to the expression 'to fall in love'. Because this word implies that one has a strong chance of "getting up" and not being in love anymore. »
58-year-old woman:“You have to learn to love yourself first. Because once we love each other, we can love everything in this world. »
23-year-old woman:"If you're very close to your family, that's love. And when you see another person - friend or partner - as family, it means you love them. »
80-year-old man:"I've been married for 55 years. Our purpose in both of our lives is to take care of each other and do our best to do so. »
