đš In the Pain of Beauty: What Is Love?Part 2 — Love in Life, Loss, and Transformationđ Love and ImpermanenceOne of the deepest reasons love feels painful is because it exists inside time.Nothing in this world is permanent.Not youth.Not beauty.Not relationships.Not even life itself.When we fall in love, we are not just loving a person — we are loving a moment in time. And time is always moving.
đš In the Pain of Beauty: What Is Love? Part 2 — Love in Life, Loss, and Transformation đ Love and Impermanence One of the deepest reasons love feels painful is because it exists inside time. Nothing in this world is permanent. Not youth. Not beauty. Not relationships. Not even life itself. When we fall in love, we are not just loving a person — we are loving a moment in time. And time is always moving. This awareness creates a silent tension in the heart. We love — And at the same time, we fear losing. This dual awareness makes love intense. If things were permanent, love might feel calm but shallow. It is impermanence that gives love urgency. We say “I love you” because tomorrow is not guaranteed. đĢ Love and Identity Love changes how we see ourselves. Before love, identity is individual: “I am me.” After love, identity expands: “We are us.” This expansion is beautiful — but it is also risky. Because when love ends, we do not only lose a person. We lose a version of ours...