The ways in which we love, who we love, and why we fall in love are deeply personal. No two people have exactly the same tastes and proclivities - not in romantic partners, not in romantic circumstances, not in the expectations we have of our partners. What will set one person off, making them irate, even at a loved one, is not the same as what will do this with another person. Love springs up in unexpected places, and most people will have romantic relationships with several people, most of them very different from each other. What is it that binds them together, that we can think of them as possible romantic interests?

Similarly, expressions of love are very specific. A healthy marriage might feature someone showing love by always making tea in the morning, or emptying the dishwasher when their partner is picky about tidiness. There are expressions of love that mean a lot more to the person expressing themselves than they do to the person who is the object of the affection. Then, of course, there are expressions of love that mean the same thing to both people, kisses being a perfect example. Still, the question remains: how do you kiss? We think we can figure that out if you tell us what you think about love. What's love got to do with it? Everything!