Why do people love?

teawrites
2 min readJan 30, 2025

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Have you ever suddenly realized that your heart is drawn to someone in a way you can’t quite explain?

Why do people love? Why does a single flower capture someone's heart so deeply? I often wonder why people feel such a strong connection to a particular flower. I’ve never experienced it myself, but as I observe, I see countless reasons people give for loving the flower they do.

In a world filled with millions of flowers, why does one stand out so clearly when everything else feels blurred?

The journey toward that flower is filled with obstacles, yet they don’t seem to matter.

Why does admiration grow so intensely that even the presence of thorns doesn’t bring fear of pain?

Life is full of similarities and differences, but on an ordinary day, similarities are easier to notice. Yet, that one flower makes every difference stand out.

Many things have always existed in life, but suddenly, the mere presence of this flower becomes the only thing that truly matters.

Why does its presence bring comfort even in the most uncertain moments?

Why does the mere thought of it create warmth in the coldest days?

The world remains the same, yet everything feels different because of that one flower.

Why does every little detail about it become so significant? The way its petals unfold, the way it catches the sunlight—why do these simple things feel like poetry?

Why does its absence feel like an emptiness that nothing else can fill?

Why does getting closer to it, making it an inseparable part of life, become the ultimate goal?

Why does one feel the urge to offer endless support, even in the heaviest storms?

And when the flower sways with the wind, why does it seem like the most mesmerizing dance?

Why does its rhythm feel like the very rhythm of life itself?

At its core, I’m asking a simple question—why do people love?

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teawrites
teawrites

Written by teawrites

Hello! I'm Tripti, weaving my thoughts into words and experimenting to see if my thinking and writing resonate with people.

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