What Can Our Grandkids Teach Us About Love? | Grandparenting Tips
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Channel: Sixty and Me · 2015 · People & Blogs
There are certain holidays like Valentine’s Day that put the word “love” under a magnifying glass. We use this word to embody so many emotions, ranging from trust and appreciation to passion and desire. The words we use to describe love say a lot about how we view the connections between people. In my opinion, grownups overcomplicate the word love. We make it conditional and measure it by how many times we hear it or the gifts that come with it. What does the word “love” mean to you? Do you think that we confuse the concept of love by trying to put it into words? What do you think of the descriptions of love offered by the little kids in the article that I mentioned? Join the conversation at http://sixtyandme.com/grandkids-about-love
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