1. **How would you personally define love?**
Is it a feeling, a choice, a biological impulse, or something else entirely?
2. **Is love universal or culturally constructed?**
Do all societies experience love the same way, or is it shaped by culture and context?
3. **Can love exist without attachment or expectation?**
What does “unconditional love” really mean, and is it truly possible?
4. **How do romantic love, platonic love, and self-love differ—and overlap?**
Are they fundamentally the same emotion expressed differently, or distinct experiences?
5. **Is love more about giving or receiving?**
What does it mean to love someone selflessly, and is that sustainable?
6. **How do people express love differently?**
Think love languages, cultural norms, or even generational shifts.
7. **Is love a choice or a chemical reaction?**
How much of love is driven by biology versus conscious decision-making?
8. **Can love be destructive?**
When does love cross into obsession, dependency, or control?
9. **Does love always last—or is it meant to evolve or fade?**
Is “forever love” realistic, or is change part of the journey?

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