I'd like to think of love like I think of sandwiches. There are many types of love, and different people use them or like them differently. For one person, one might feel they need to be around them and feel with and for them. For other people, one may feel that "special" connection. Then there is yet another love, like the love for friends, and of course let us not forget the love of food. I love that type of food and this type of food. For some, love may mean things differently than for others. It also depends on the context around the word. It is the same with sandwiches. Some people like mayo, some don't. Some like white bread, others wheat. Some people prefer different kinds of sandwiches at different times, when they are at different places, or when they are around different people. Love is a complex thing, and no one person's form of love is right. I may love you in a way that completely falls out of other people's definition of love, yet it would still define the connection I have with you based on my feelings. As love is a word used to describe feelings, and everyone feels differently, I feel it would follow that love is defined differently between people as well. I hope that clears up my use (or in some eyes, over use) of this word. I truly do love the people I tell that I love them. I want to talk to them, be around them, feel with them and for them, and encourage them. That is my connection, which I define as love. Thank you, and have a wonderful night