In the Bursa Street Interviews series, we asked the question, 'What is love and have you ever been in love?' IS LOVE A DISEASE OR LOYALTY?Some participants in the interview viewed love as "a disease with no cure," while others associated love with loyalty and trust. A citizen who said, "Love is loyalty, trust, and being in love," argued that love is only possible with a deep connection. Another perspective was, "Love is ignoring everything, good and bad; it is a feeling of mutual belonging." LOVE AND DISAPPOINTMENTSSome citizens associated love with unfulfilled dreams. A person who said, "Love is hope, it is a dream, but my dreams did not come true; I am trying to settle for love," expressed that love has been replaced by disappointment. Others emphasized that love is a feeling that integrates with affection and is too deep to be described. IS LOVE IGNORING EVERYTHING ABOUT A PERSON?Another perspective was that love is accepting all aspects of a person, both good and bad. In this understanding of love, which is nourished by a sense of mutual belonging, it was emphasized that individuals should feel connected to each other in every way.
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