What is Love? It’s Not a Choice or a Feeling

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What is Love? It’s Not a Choice or a Feeling

What is Love? It’s Not a Choice or a Feeling, It’s a Practice.

What is Love? It’s Not a Choice or a Feeling. When it comes to the age-old question, “What is love?” the typical responses range from saccharine to skeptical, often dancing around clichés of romance and heartache. However, in a thought-provoking twist, philosopher Skye Cleary, in her article on The Conversation, throws a curveball into the arena of love definitions. According to Cleary, love is neither a whimsical choice nor a fleeting feeling but a deliberate practice.


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